Scotland Aims to Save Wild Salmon By Planting Millions of Trees Along the Rivers
Scotland's efforts to plant millions of trees alongside their rivers is an attempt to save one of Europe's largest salmon spawning grounds.
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Ginger Cat is Local Star for Stealing Hundreds of Toys and Presenting Them Sweetly to Neighbors
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Watch Breathtaking Alpine Ski Run Through Forest, Ice Cave, and Rooftops By Extreme Free-Skier
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With the Blink of An Eye, Even the Paralyzed Can Play Musical Instruments
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