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#wolf-hunting
fromwww.npr.org
1 day ago
Science

New study raises questions about effectiveness of wolf hunting as a tool to help ranchers

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1 day ago
Science

New study raises questions about effectiveness of wolf hunting as a tool to help ranchers

Environment
fromsfist.com
2 days ago

Black Bear Commandeers Tahoe Ice Cream Shop, Woofs Down Strawberry Ice Cream

A black bear broke into a South Lake Tahoe ice cream shop, ate strawberry ice cream, and deputies encouraged it to leave with no injuries.
fromsfist.com
4 days ago

Foster City Still Has a Goose Problem, Will Pay Someone to Scare Them Off

Foster City is paying $400,000 to a contractor to manage a growing population of Canada geese in high-impact parks.
fromFortune
1 week ago

Florida allows first black bear hunt in a decade

The first black bear hunt in Florida in a decade will occur in December despite strong opposition.
fromMail Online
2 weeks ago

Revealed: What you should REALLY do if wasps gatecrash your picnic

If you start flapping and shouting, you are behaving like a predator. This might trigger the wasp's attack mode. Keeping your mouth closed and avoiding heavy breathing helps minimize carbon dioxide release, which wasps use to detect predators.
Food & drink
fromHigh Country News
2 weeks ago

Public lands and wildlife turn to stopgap solutions - High Country News

Adult Wyoming toads, raised in captivity by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, have been released for years as part of the recovery efforts.
Public health
fromBoston.com
2 weeks ago

Popular NH tentsite closes thanks to 'food habituated black bear' activity

The bear has recently damaged several tents, and one easy up-screen enclosure. The closure is needed to protect public health and safety.
Miscellaneous
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Deadly collisions: how airports try (and fail) to keep birds out of plane engines

Every day, birds and airplanes collide, accounting for approximately 19,000 incidents across nearly 800 US airports in 2023, costing airlines an estimated $461 million.
Boston
fromLos Angeles Times
1 month ago

A plan to shoot 450,000 owls - to save a different owl - could be in jeopardy

"Supporters of the approach believe the cull is necessary to avert disastrous consequences for the spotted owls. But the coalition argues the effort is too expensive, unworkable and inhumane."
US politics
#grizzly-bears
#brown-bears
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Inquisitive, relaxed' humpback whale swimming in Sydney Harbour delays ferries and boats

An inquisitive humpback whale wandering into Sydney Harbour has caused navigational challenges for ferries and vessels, as it explored the famous harbour.
Environment
fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 month ago

Why are squirrels chewing holes in a San Jose garden's irrigation lines?

Squirrels chew on irrigation lines for water and to manage their continuously growing teeth.
Toronto
fromwww.cbc.ca
1 month ago

Toronto's growing wildlife problem could get a dedicated response team | CBC News

Toronto city councillors approved exploring a business model for a wildlife response team due to rising animal incidents, including dog and coyote attacks.
#wolf-conservation
fromwww.standard.co.uk
1 month ago

Succession crisis at Wimbledon as Rufus the hawk fails to breed

Rufus the hawk, key to controlling nuisance pigeons at Wimbledon, has failed to breed successfully, raising concerns about his legacy.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 month ago

Asking Eric: I reported the neighbor, and it turned out wilder than I had imagined

Contact state environmental authorities if neighbors are irresponsibly feeding wild animals.
fromianVisits
1 month ago

Pigeons beware - a Harris Hawk is making weekly visits to Euston station

Oscar provides a humane solution, he doesn't harm the birds but acts as a natural deterrent. His presence alone is enough to discourage pigeons from settling in, helping to create a cleaner, safer environment for everyone using the station.
London
fromThe Washington Post
1 month ago

Small bear disrupts Japanese airport, prompting low-speed chase on runway

"Given the situation there is no way we can host plane arrivals now," Nagai told AFP that day.
Canada news
fromSFGATE
1 month ago

A mother bear swiped a Tahoe camper. The attack cost the bear her life.

A mother bear was euthanized after attacking a camper at Eagle Point Campground while searching for food.
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Bear roaming runway halts flights at Japanese airport

A black bear at Yamagata airport led to significant flight cancellations, underscoring rising human-animal conflicts in Japan.
fromBikemag
1 month ago

Cougar Encounters Have Led To Temporary Closure of Sections of Whistler Bike Park

Increased cougar sightings have prompted temporary closures of Whistler's Mountain Bike Park zones for public safety.
NYC startup
fromCornell Chronicle
2 months ago

Program seeks NYS volunteers to track wildlife with trail cameras | Cornell Chronicle

Snapshot NY encourages citizen participation in wildlife conservation by utilizing trail cameras to collect data on animal populations across New York.
#gray-wolves
fromKqed
3 months ago
California

Communities In Far Northern California Challenged By Return Of Gray Wolves | KQED

fromKqed
3 months ago
California

Communities In Far Northern California Challenged By Return Of Gray Wolves | KQED

fromLos Angeles Times
2 months ago

Rancho Palos Verdes saw a dramatic uptick in peacocks. Officials plan to cut their numbers

Although some residents are still enamored by the fowl - Rancho Palos Verdes resident Efran Conforty told KCAL News they are the "best neighbors" - the birds have also attracted a lot of haters.
Portland food
East Bay (California)
fromABC7 San Francisco
2 months ago

Invasive wild boars population on the rise across Bay Area with reports of more sightings, damage

Increase in feral pigs in Bay Area causing environmental damage and safety concerns, prompting regional management efforts.
fromHigh Country News
2 months ago

Wolves return to the West - High Country News

The notorious giant gray wolf Avintaquint symbolized the decline of wolf populations in the West and highlighted the human-wildlife conflict in ranching communities.
fromstateline.org
2 months ago

Looking to keep wildlife out of the emergency room,' states expand managers' role

As wildlife agencies face mounting pressures from habitat loss and a decline in traditional funding, many states are rethinking their wildlife management strategies.
SF politics
fromLos Angeles Times
3 months ago

Squirrels are threatening to overrun a Santa Monica park - friendly visitors are partly to blame, city says

"Feeding wildlife creates an imbalance in native ecology as animals become dependent on humans, leading to various health risks for both the animals and humans."
Silicon Valley food
fromwww.cbc.ca
3 months ago

2 problem coyotes in downtown Toronto have been euthanized, city says | CBC News

Toronto has made the difficult decision to euthanize two problem coyotes in Fort York, Liberty Village, due to persistent attacks and safety concerns for locals.
Toronto
#california
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago
San Jose Sharks

When can coyotes be killed in California? Proposed change sparks furor

Contention surrounds proposed coyote regulation changes in California, with rural residents and wildlife advocates expressing opposing views.
fromABC7 San Francisco
4 months ago
San Jose Sharks

California's commercial salmon fishing will be closed for 3rd year in a row

California's commercial salmon fishing season will be closed for the third consecutive year due to dwindling fish populations.
San Jose Sharks
fromABC7 San Francisco
4 months ago

California's commercial salmon fishing will be closed for 3rd year in a row

California's commercial salmon fishing season will be closed for the third consecutive year due to dwindling fish populations.
NYC politics
fromwww.bostonherald.com
3 months ago

As states rethink wildlife management, New Mexico offers a new model

New Mexico is transforming wildlife management with a comprehensive overhaul of its wildlife agency, attracting national attention for its innovative approach.
fromSFGATE
3 months ago

The grisly plan to save one idyllic coastal Calif. town's failing cliffside

The squirrel population boom in Pismo Beach poses a significant threat to the coastal cliffs and local ecosystem.
fromSun Sentinel
3 months ago

These big predator lizards eat iguanas, toads and more. Here's where they lurk in Florida.

Nile monitors, predatory lizards from Africa, have established populations in South Florida, particularly in Palm Beach County canals.
fromCurbed
3 months ago

When Feeding Is Also Puppeteering

Over the years, several institutions, including this one, have figured out a peculiar but effective solution to that conundrum: A zookeeper does the feeding with a hand puppet that looks like an adult bird.
NYC food
Boston food
fromColossal
3 months ago

Since 1981, One Man Has Relocated Nearly 1,000 Snowy Owls from Logan Airport

Snowy owls migrate 3,000 miles to Logan Airport, attracted by its ecology despite high human activity.
fromSaratogian
3 months ago

DEC announces opening of turkey season on May 1

New York State's turkey hunting season opens May 1, allowing hunters statewide to participate in what is considered some of the best turkey hunting in the Northeast.
New York Rangers
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

Why were hundreds of koalas shot in an aerial cull in Victoria?

The Victorian government undertook an aerial cull of koalas to mitigate their suffering after devastating bushfires destroyed their habitat.
fromwww.nytimes.com
4 months ago

One Town Says, Yes, You Can Have Too Many Capybaras

Capybaras in Buenos Aires suburbs are being sterilized to control their population amidst rising popularity and human interaction.
fromSFGATE
4 months ago

The clever way one town is outsmarting Yellowstone's bears

A grizzly bear in Gardiner, Montana posed a significant threat to residents and was ultimately euthanized due to habituation to human food.
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