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Wastewater monitoring in Leuven has recorded the highest concentration of coronavirus in a year, with researchers reporting that the virus is circulating strongly again. Virologist Elke Wollants of KU Leuven, who tracks COVID-19 through sewage surveillance, is drawing attention as the figures point to a renewed wave of infections in Belgium.
- 2Colorado officials warn of more wildlife on highways this autumn●With autumn in full swing, Colorado officials warn of increased wildlife near busy highways
Colorado transportation and wildlife officials are warning drivers to watch for increased animal activity along busy highways as autumn mating and migration seasons peak. Local outlets across the state, including those covering Aspen, Vail and the Sky-Hi region, are carrying the advisory, which urges motorists to slow down, especially at dawn and dusk, to avoid collisions with deer, elk and moose.
- 3Bighorn Sheep Photographed at Wyoming's National Elk Refuge●Bighorn Sheep, National Elk Refuge, Wyoming. December, 2019. 📷 Fujifilm X-T3 + XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR 🎞 234 mm
A wildlife photograph of bighorn sheep at the National Elk Refuge in Wyoming, taken in December 2019, has drawn attention. The image was shot on a Fujifilm X-T3 with a 100-400mm telephoto lens at 234mm, 1/340 of a second, f/8 and ISO 640, and was shared as part of a nature photography series highlighting American national wildlife refuges.
- 4Colorado State Patrol maps high-risk wildlife crash areas▼CSP releases data on high-risk wildlife crash areas
The Colorado State Patrol has released data identifying stretches of road where wildlife-vehicle collisions are most frequent. The figures highlight high-risk corridors, especially in rural and western parts of the state, where crashes involving deer, elk and other animals pose a safety risk to drivers. Officials and local outlets are sharing the information to encourage caution on known hotspots.
- 5Colorado State Patrol reports rising wildlife crashes▼Colorado State Patrol sees annual increases in wildlife crashes
Colorado State Patrol reports that collisions with wildlife are increasing year over year across the state, according to a report covered by Kiowa County Press. The agency's figures highlight a growing road safety concern for Colorado drivers, particularly in rural areas where deer, elk and other animals frequently cross highways.
- 6Bighorn Sheep Photographed at National Elk Refuge, Wyoming●Bighorn Sheep, National Elk Refuge, Wyoming. December, 2018. 📷 Fujifilm X-T3 + XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR 🎞 400 mm
A wildlife photographer shared images of bighorn sheep taken at the National Elk Refuge in Wyoming, shot in December 2018 with a Fujifilm X-T3 and a 100-400mm telephoto lens at 400mm, 1/500s, f/8, ISO 4000. The photos highlight the refuge's winter wildlife and have drawn modest appreciation from nature and photography enthusiasts.
- 7Photographer shares autumn scene at Elkwater in Cypress Hills▼Walking the park at Elkwater, in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Alberta. Photo taken by Martin Bernes. #art #artist
Artist Martin Bernes has shared a photograph of a walk through the park at Elkwater, located in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park in Alberta, Canada. The image, posted under art and photography tags, captures the area in autumn and is being shared with followers of his gallery work.
- 8Elk Point residents take icy plunge for Special Olympics▼Freezin’ for a Reason: Elk Point takes plunge for Special Olympics
Residents of Elk Point braved freezing waters for the annual polar plunge fundraiser supporting Special Olympics, an event dubbed 'Freezin' for a Reason'. Participants raise money through pledges before jumping into cold water, with proceeds helping fund training and competition for athletes with intellectual disabilities in the region.
- 9Roosevelt elk cow photographed grazing in field●Roosevelt elk cow aka wapiti grazing in a field earlier this week. She is part of a large herd with calves and one bull.
A photographer documented a Roosevelt elk cow, also known as wapiti, grazing in a field earlier this week. She belongs to a large herd that includes calves and a single bull, which was photographed a few days earlier. The photographer noted the animal stayed unusually relaxed despite humans nearby, as elk normally avoid people, and kept a respectful distance.
- 10Myron Elkins releases 'The Middle America Sessions'●Heartland rocker Myron Elkins’ hard road home spawns ‘The Middle America Sessions’
Michigan heartland rocker Myron Elkins has released 'The Middle America Sessions', a new collection shaped by his difficult journey back to his roots. The project reflects the working-class themes and blues-infused rock sound that have defined his rise from small-town Michigan to national attention, with local music outlets highlighting the personal story behind the recordings.
- 11Colorado enters peak season for wildlife-vehicle crashes▼Peak season for wildlife crashes in Colorado begins; here are the highest-risk roads
Colorado has entered the peak season for wildlife-vehicle collisions, with Colorado Parks and Wildlife and state transportation officials warning drivers about the highest-risk roads. Fall brings increased deer and elk movement, particularly at dawn and dusk, raising crash risks on highways along the Front Range and mountain corridors. Motorists are urged to stay alert, slow down in posted zones and watch for animals near roadways.
- 12Tiny Shelf Concert brings live music to Belk Library▼Music fills Belk Library in third “Tiny Shelf Concert”
Belk Library at Elon University hosted its third "Tiny Shelf Concert," filling the library with live music for students and staff. The event continues a small concert series staged in the library space, and the student-run Elon News Network covered the performance. The concerts offer a casual campus music showcase in an unusual venue.