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Saving Wildlife: Return to Rwanda – EXTENDED EDITION
SUMMARY: Rwanda is a remarkable conservation success story, with efforts focused on protecting wildlife, such as mountain gorillas and gray crowned cranes. The Houston Zoo partners with local organizations like the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association (RWCA) and Gorilla Doctors to improve veterinary care, educate communities, and enhance conservation strategies. Recent initiatives have introduced portable veterinary clinics and extensive training in wildlife healthcare. The Conservation Heritage program promotes sustainable practices among youth, emphasizing conservation’s importance. Overall, collaboration among dedicated individuals and organizations has led to significant wildlife population recovery, fostering hope for future conservation in Rwanda, enhancing local livelihoods, and ensuring environmental sustainability.
KPRC 2 and the Houston Zoo journey to Rwanda to see remarkable conservation efforts in action. The work is saving animals and ensuring people can thrive as well. From gorillas, to zebras, to cranes, this is a story of people coming together to make a positive impact on the world.ย
Nine years after KPRC’s first trip to Rwanda with the Houston Zoo, we go back to check on the progress being made by the Zoo’s conservation partners in Rwanda, as well as to see how members of the Houston Zoo veterinary team helped set up a new wildlife clinic in the country.
See even more of the story in this special extended edition of “Saving Wildlife: Return to Rwanda”.
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FULL EXTENDED PROGRAM:
https://youtu.be/bF-sLMYll6shttps://youtu.be/md2wDaRWS4w
SEGMENT 2: The trek to find gorilla twins
https://youtu.be/JtVV3lB1T9E
SEGMENT 3: Saving zebras one animal at a time
https://youtu.be/6JYbIvaZyoY
SEGMENT 4: Inside a new wildlife clinic
https://youtu.be/7F1K9hkcHcY
SEGMENT 5: Joy and conservation in the classroom
https://youtu.be/qBufobGbs_8
SEGMENT 6: The future of conservation in Rwanda
https://youtu.be/mefjm09bV2o
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Dallas voters to decide on multiple ballot propositions, most would increase taxes | Texas
SUMMARY: On November 5, Dallas voters will decide on numerous ballot propositions aimed at amending the city charter. Key items include salary increases for the mayor and city council, enhanced eminent domain powers, and measures to limit police enforcement of marijuana offenses. The propositions also propose eliminating certain voter registration requirements for city board members, establishing Dallas as a diversity, equity, and inclusion city, and allowing residents to sue the city for charter violations. Additionally, some propositions intend to modify the petition process for initiatives and adjust budget disclosure mandates. Approval may lead to higher taxes and spending shifts.
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Houston's East End residents say homelessness has spiked in their community
SUMMARY: This morning, discussions focus on Mayor Whitmeyer’s proposal for a new city-sponsored encampment to address homelessness in Houston’s East End, where residents have reported a sharp rise in homelessness. Local community members, predominantly from a Latino working-class background, are advocating for the expansion of the civility ordinance to tackle issues like loitering and enhance safety. The East End Management District links the increase in homelessness to the relocation of people from downtown and the Greyhound terminal. Residents are urging for more authority for law enforcement to address safety concerns, while the mayor will provide updates on the encampment plan soon.
East End residents are calling for expanding the civility ordinance to address issues like loitering and improve safety in the area.
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Halloween forecast: A few showers this morning
SUMMARY: Good morning and happy Halloween! A cold front is approaching, bringing some showers and storms to the north, but San Antonio may only see a 30% chance of rain this morning, decreasing in the afternoon. The front will stall, so don’t expect significant cooling or rainfall benefits. During trick-or-treating hours, temperatures will be in the 70s and rain chances minimal, around 10%. For the rest of the week, expect highs in the 80s with small chances of rain, but a stronger front is anticipated Monday night, bringing cooler weather by Tuesday, with highs around 74 and lows in the 50s by Wednesday.
A front will bring a chance for rain, mainly early in the day.
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