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KNAU update for Nov. 30 — Earth Notes: Bald Eagle Survey

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KNAU Insider prEview – November 30th, 2018
Earth Notes: Bald Eagle Survey

Each year across the nation, including the Four Corners states, several hundred volunteers brave freezing January temperatures to count bald eagles. Learn more at KNAU.org.
AZ Supreme Court Rules Against Hopi Tribe in Snowmaking Challenge
The Arizona Supreme Court has sided with Arizona Snowbowl in a longstanding challenge to artificial snowmaking using reclaimed wastewater. The Hopi Tribe contends it desecrates sacred sites and prevents religious ceremonies. Learn more at KNAU.org.
USPS to Sell Historic Downtown Prescott Post Office
The United States Postal Service wants to sell its historic location in downtown Prescott and find a smaller location nearby. A USPS representative explained a plan to sell the building and find a more suitable location nearby at this week’s Prescott City Council meeting. Learn more at KNAU.org.
Plan Seeks To Designate Route 66 As National Historic Trail

A new proposal would designate Route 66, the Mother Road that connected Chicago to Los Angeles, as a National Historic Trail. U.S. Sens. Tom Udall and Jim Inhofe recently introduced a bill that would amend the National Trails System Act in an effort to help revitalize cities and small towns that sit along the historic Route 66 corridor. Learn more at KNAU.org.
Possible Tracks Found of Rare Wolf That Escaped in Colorado
Wildlife managers have found tracks that might have been left by an endangered Mexican wolf that escaped from a Colorado wildlife center, but the animal hasn’t been seen for two weeks. Learn more at KNAU.org.