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Group seeks to change Nevada’s trapping laws

Group seeks to change Nevada’s trapping laws

A group of local and regional wildlife advocates have submitted a petition to the Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners requesting the state’s trapping regulations be changed to better protect mountain lions inadvertently caught in traps. “The Nevada Wildlife...

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Wildlife advocates submit petition to protect mountain lions from trapping in Nevada

Wildlife advocates submit petition to protect mountain lions from trapping in Nevada

Petition calls for science-based trapping regulations, shorter trap check window For Immediate Release October 8, 2024 Contacts: Don Molde, Nevada Wildlife Alliance, (775) 742-1418, Chris Smith, WildEarth Guardians, (505) 395-6177,...

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Wildlife Conservation: Does It Have a Heart?

Wildlife Conservation: Does It Have a Heart?

Wasn’t it but a decade or so ago when words had generally accepted meanings when facts were facts? Now we have ‘alternative facts, and words with fuzzy definitions. Perhaps it is no coincidence that controversy and bemusement exist about the meaning of conservation as...

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Let’s Talk Hunting: Part 2

Let’s Talk Hunting: Part 2

Have you ever wondered if you are a Traditionalist or Mutualist, maybe a Pluralist? The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies with assistance from its regional branches and others recently looked at how the public values wildlife. For centuries, wildlife has been...

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Nevada needs tools to stop the extinction crisis

Nevada needs tools to stop the extinction crisis

Nevada’s is among the most unique biodiversity of any state in the union – and it’s under assault by industry, mining, sprawl, and the ravages of climate change. Substantial reforms are needed to the state’s management of rare and imperiled species to avoid the...

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When Can a Bird Get a Break Around Here?

When Can a Bird Get a Break Around Here?

An interesting thing happened in Wyoming (of all places) the other day.  A member of the state’s Sage Grouse Implementation Team asked whether sage-grouse hunting in that state makes sense anymore.  He noted that sage-grouse hunters killed nearly 900 sage-grouse hens...

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What is the worth of a bear’s life?

What is the worth of a bear’s life?

In 2018, the nation’s fish and wildlife agencies in conjunction with their own polling agency and a couple of universities conducted a national survey of public attitudes regarding a variety of wildlife management issues and values. Nearly 44,000 citizens were queried...

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