Una osa y dos de sus oseznos fueron rescatados de una situación peligrosa en La Verne durante el fin de semana. La familia de osos quedó atrapada el sábado en una cisterna de agua cerca del sendero Marshall Canyon Trail, según el Departamento de Bomberos del Condado de Los Ángeles (LACoFD). Se llamó a un equipo de especialistas al área después de que personas en la zona descubrieran a la familia atrapada. Las autoridades dijeron que la osa tenía tres oseznos: uno que pud
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A mother bear and two of her cubs were rescued from a precarious situation in La Verne over the weekend. The family of bears found themselves stuck in a water cistern on Saturday off the Marshall Canyon Trail, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACoFD). A team of experts was called to the area after people in the area discovered the family stuck. Officials said the mother bear had three cubs – one that was able to flee to safety on its own before LACoFD arrive
California Fish and Wildlife officials are trying to figure out how to free three bears trapped inside what appears to be a water cistern.
University of La Verne has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians that offers access to higher education for Native American students and professional development opportunities for the tribe’s workforce. The post ULV, Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians launch partnership appeared first on Claremont COURIER.
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