But as they continue to take a bite out of their food source at the Great Lakes national park, growth of herd expected to at least slow in the coming year. Wolf relocation effort also could help curb numbers.
Surging Isle Royale moose population taking major toll on trees, vegetation Read More »
And Gov. Tim Walz says he supports legislation to ban the recreational hunting of wolves in Minnesota if the federal government succeeds in removing them from the threatened list.
Return of wolf hunt falls short in Minnesota House – by a vote Read More »
The department says the purchase of 118 acres for $1,075,860 will increase Lakeside Daisy State Nature Preserve on the Marblehead Peninsula in Ottawa County to 137 acres. State officials say the preserve is home to the only natural population of the plant left in Ohio.
Ohio bulking up protection efforts for endangered plant Read More »
Once bison leave the park in the Gardiner Basin they can be legally killed during two winter seasons by state hunters, as well as by tribal hunters with treaty rights. Some tribal hunts extend into April. The problem has been that the areas where hunters have the easiest access to bison is relatively small and not far from residences.
Bison hunts near Yellowstone unsafe, residents say Read More »
Reaching state-set goal for deer licenses would represent a significant bounce-back from several harsh winters about a decade ago that impacted both the white-tailed deer and mule deer populations. That in turn would mean a boost to the state’s economy.
North Dakota anxiously eyes continued rebound in deer hunting license numbers Read More »
The fish are preparing to spawn on their own in the wild for the first time since the population was eliminated in Tennessee in the late 1970s.
In Tennessee, sturgeon reintroduction program shifts to final stretch Read More »
Location of choice is considered a crucial choke point where the invasive carp could be prevented from migrating upstream toward the lake.
Illinois governor OKs first steps in blocking Asian carp Read More »
The bill to authorize $1.5 million for an aquatic nuisance species prevention program is awaiting final approval from Gov. Doug Burgum.
North Dakota set to test invasive species prevention waters Read More »
A trapper in Wayne and Bollinger counties reported significant declines in damage from the invasive animals since he adopted trapping technique.
Missouri seeing progress in battle against feral hogs Read More »
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