#wildlife-management

#wildlife-management

California's new bill would allow hazing of mountain lions to enhance public safety against increasing threats.

Coyote attacks raise concerns about park safety protocols and response to wildlife attacks.

The aggressive coyote at Crissy Field was euthanized after attacking dogs and threatening people.

Maintaining distance and not feeding coyotes can prevent conflict.

Federal officials killed a coyote in San Francisco due to its series of dog attacks and concerns about public safety.

A single aggressive coyote responsible for killing three dogs was euthanized due to safety concerns.

Feeding wildlife, particularly coyotes, can lead to dangerous interactions for pets and people.

A woman in Kitsap County, Washington, faced aggressive raccoons, numbering around 100, after decades of feeding them.

The European Commission proposes to lower the protection status of wolves to manage growing populations and conflicts with livestock owners.

India successfully doubled its tiger population through effective conservation strategies, enhancing biodiversity and community welfare.

India hosts about three-quarters of the world's tiger population, with effective conservation strategies leading to significant population growth.

Conservationists created turtle tunnels to help eastern long-necked turtles cross a fox-proof fence, ensuring their access to vital water sources.

Swinney rules out legal lynx reintroduction in Scotland, prioritizing rural community balance and food production over potential biodiversity benefits.

The Biden administration will maintain grizzly bear protections amidst conflicts with incoming Trump administration and pressures from western states for delisting.

Alaska's helicopter killing program aims to address declining caribou populations but raises ethical concerns and may not be effective.

Alaska resumes aerial gunning of bears and wolves to boost caribou and moose populations, despite doubts about its effectiveness and ethical concerns.