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Helping Juneau move on by honoring Romeo

Posted on November 8, 2010

“I count myself among the fortunate to have encountered Romeo’s gentle nature as he sought to play with my dog.” read more

Posted in Alaska Wolves, All News, Front Page News, News | Tagged helping, honoring, juneau, romeo

Where the wild things are: Alaska Part II

Posted on August 16, 2010

“About three years ago, I was lugging a pack full of blasting caps and baked beans along this brown-bear infested creek…” read more

Posted in Alaska Wolves, All News, Front Page News | Tagged alaska, things, where

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Park county looks to help people and wildlife with fencing

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It is imperative that the migration routes of wildlife not be impaired.
Fencing is a major factor of the problems that are encountered.

In Wyoming, fences are used to keep range animals in or out of an area. But according to Tony Mong, the Cody Regional Wildlife Biologist with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, wild range animals, such as deer, elk, or antelope, can get caught up in fences - or worse, cause the animals to run back into the roadway.

Wildlife fencing has become an issue and the Absaroka Fence Initiative, has been established.

All the resources they have available to help keep wildlife - and motorists - more safe has been established by landowners, wildlife organizations and agencies.

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Park county looks to help people and wildlife with fencing

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Game and Fish, along with the Wyoming Department of Transportation and other agency partners, have begun replacing fencing that is dangerous to wildlife.

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