Wildlife Management News

In 1870, goats were introduced to a Seychelles Island, but by 1920, they were forcibly eradicated.

Black bears are increasingly venturing into Los Angeles backyards due to a growing population and search for food and shelter, requiring residents to adapt to t

The Catalina Island Conservancy announced it will proceed with the first phase of its plan to eradicate nearly all of the 2,000 deer on the island, following a

A Special Rapid Response Team (RRT) is set to become operational in Chinnakkanal within a week, with forest officials anticipating it will help curb the increas

The outgoing Wildsafe B.C. Nelson co-ordinator is advocating for changes in wildlife management after "multiple failures" reportedly led to the recent killing o

Feral hog populations are rampant across 35 US states, causing billions in damage, and the Senate is currently debating whether to triple federal funding for co

In 1962, five mute swans escaped a Maryland estate, and within 40 years, their descendants multiplied to approximately 4,000 in the Chesapeake Bay region. These

European wild boars that escaped a North Carolina hunting ranch in 1912 are now causing significant damage in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, leading to an

Denmark faced a conservation dilemma when a rare wolf had close encounters with residents, reigniting a debate on how a densely populated country should coexist

AI sentries are being deployed in Kerala's human-wildlife conflict zones, utilizing a multi-frequency acoustic defense system with over 100 audio patterns to sa

A new study reveals that coating common raven eggs with non-toxic mineral oil can reduce raven reproduction, leading to a significant increase in sage-grouse ne

A recent study indicates that cougars help reduce the risk of car crashes by preying on deer, causing them to move away from roads and deeper into forested area

Canada geese and their droppings have become a significant urban wildlife management challenge, requiring collaboration between community members and wildlife m

The introduction of just four moose to Newfoundland in 1904 profoundly reshaped the island's forests and wildlife management over a century, with their populati

Scientists are deploying robot birds in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park to lure a declining sage-grouse population away from an airport and aid in their rec

The Trump administration's proposal to shift management of threatened grizzly bears in Yellowstone-adjacent states to state governments has caused confusion reg

Japanese officials are searching for a bear that raided an elderly couple's fridge, amid concerns it may be responsible for 14 break-ins in a town over two week

Chittoor authorities plan to capture a sub-adult male elephant, which frequently crosses the Chittoor-Bengaluru highway, and train it as a kumki. Trained kumki