was formed by local scientists as well as experts from Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, the UK and the US.

“The Taiwanese white dolphins are suffering from terrible injuries associated with fishing nets,” said Peter Ross, chair of the group and program director at the Vancouver Aquarium in Canada.

According to the group, approximately 30 percent of the dolphins bear scars from previous entanglements and some still have nets wrapped around their bodies causing suffering and impairing their ability to feed and reproduce.

“The best hope to reduce this threat and recover this critically endangered population would come from banning gill nets in their habitat and encouraging fishermen to switch to more selective fishing equipment,” Ross said.

He said that in the past few days, the team of expertsWith little room from error, the Idaho Steelheads offense finally woke up as they produced four different goal scorers en route to a 4-3 victory to tie the first round series at two games apiece and guarantee a return trip to Idaho for Game 6 on Monday.

Coming into Game 4 of the first round series between the Idaho Steelheads and the Colorado Eagles, I was curious as to what Head Coach Brad Ralph could do or was willing to do to provide a spark for Idaho. Through three games, every able body on the Steelheads roster had seen ice time except for one. That is not the case anymore.

In what could be seen as a shocking move, although to yours truly it was a little less of a