The 25th anniversary of elk restoration is a milestone for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources and cooperating partners. An immense effort over the years has led to considerable success.
Restoring an extirpated species takes public support. An animal as large as an elk does not go unnoticed. Funding to provide the field work can far exceed expectations. Land too, lots of it.
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