Molly Durig

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26 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 25 Apr

Molly Durig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says 31 wild sloths imported from Guyana and Peru died between December 2024 and February 2025.
Most died from a cold stun after arriving at an Orlando warehouse with no water or electricity.
Richard Glover is CEO of the Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens.
This week, Orange County issued a stop work order for the Sloth World facility, which is permitted to store vehicles, not animals.
For NPR News, I'm Molly Durig in Orlando.
catcher bounce back.
Today, there are 45% more American oyster catchers compared to 17 years ago.
That's according to data from a coalition of more than 40 groups along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts that have spent nearly two decades collaborating on oyster catcher recovery.
From Maine to Florida, that recovery work includes improving coastal habitat, restoring oyster reefs, and recruiting volunteers, who help stop people from walking on shorebird nests.
On or near the beach.
Conservationists say for oyster catchers to keep coming back, it will be critical to continue investing in these long term coordinated partnerships.
For NPR News, I'm Molly Durig in Orlando.
The Environmental
Today, there are 45% more American oyster catchers compared to 17 years ago.
That's according to data from a coalition of more than 40 groups along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts that have spent nearly two decades collaborating on oyster catcher recovery.
From Maine to Florida, that recovery work includes improving coastal habitat, restoring oyster reefs, and recruiting volunteers, who help stop people from walking on shorebird nests.
On or near the beach.
Conservationists say for oyster catchers to keep coming back, it will be critical to continue investing in these long-term coordinated partnerships.
For NPR News, I'm Molly Durig in Orlando.
I'm Lakshmi Seng NPR News.
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