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- 1Pew Applauds California's New Wildlife Crossing Law●Pew Applauds California for Enacting Wildlife Crossing Measure
California has enacted a new wildlife crossing measure, and The Pew Charitable Trusts has publicly praised the state for adopting it. The legislation is intended to reduce collisions between vehicles and wildlife by building crossings such as overpasses and underpasses that let animals move safely across roads. Conservation groups view it as a step toward protecting both wildlife and drivers.
- 2Nintendo manga in English: which translations stand out?●Surprisingly, there's not as much Nintendo Manga as there could be in English. But out of all of them, what's your pick?
Fans are noting that relatively little Nintendo manga has been officially translated into English, despite the company's huge roster of game franchises. A discussion thread invites readers to pick their favourites from the limited English releases available, with people likely weighing titles based on Zelda, Kirby, Animal Crossing and other adaptations of the company's games.
- 3LEGO retiring 34 video game sets including Sonic and Mario▼LEGO is retiring 34 video game sets this year including Sonic, Mario, and Animal Crossing
LEGO will retire 34 video game-themed building sets this year, according to Nintendo Wire. The affected lines include sets based on Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario, and Animal Crossing, meaning these products will be discontinued once current stock sells out. Fans of the licensed gaming sets are likely to watch for final availability and potential price changes as retirement dates approach.
- 4Vintage Violence Producers Partner With Japanese Anime Studio Genco▼‘Vintage Violence’ Producers Spacemaker & Barravento Strike Partnership With Japanese Anime Studio Genco
Spacemaker and Barravento, the production companies behind 'Vintage Violence', have struck a partnership with Japanese anime studio Genco. The deal, reported by Deadline, signals growing collaboration between Western producers and Japanese animation houses. Details of the projects covered by the agreement have not yet been announced.
- 5Joshua Tree wildlife crossings planned in Mojave Desert▼Joshua Tree wildlife crossings planned in California’s Mojave Desert to curb wildlife-vehicle collisions;
New wildlife crossings are being planned around Joshua Tree in California's Mojave Desert, aimed at reducing collisions between vehicles and animals such as desert bighorn sheep and tortoises. The structures would let wildlife safely cross roads cut through their habitat, protecting both animals and motorists in one of the state's busiest desert corridors.