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Bernheim Forest fighting proposed pipeline By Kacie Goode, The Kentucky Standard The Bernheim Forest nature and wildlife sanctuary is claiming threat to an endangered snail species and other wildlife in its opposition of a proposed natural gas pipeline that, if built, would cut directly through the Cedar Grove Wildlife Corridor. In a letter provided to media outlets last week, Bernheim communications staff said the pipeline proposed by Louisville Gas & Electric would impact critical habitats for a number of plants and wildlife, including golden eagles, endangered bats and the endangered Bluff Vertigo snail, which researchers discovered in the area May 10. Read more at kystandard.com This story was posted on 2019-06-01 10:13:52
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