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Idaho Pelicans in the Crosshairs Again

On March 28, 2016 By

Idaho Fish and Game wants to harass and kill pelicans down to half their present population-

IDFG is seeking comments thru April 2 on a long-term plan to manage pelicans for the next ten years.

https://idfg.idaho.gov/form/pelican-plan-2016

The goal of the “Management Plan for the Conservation of American White Pelicans in Idaho 2016-2025” is […]

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Happy day! Brook trout to be poisoned. Yellowstone Park creeks will be restocked with native cutthroat

On September 9, 2012 By

Rotenone poisoning begins Sept 10 in Elk Creek to eliminate non-native brook trout-

Tomorrow eradication of brook trout will begin at Elk Creek. So too Lost and Yancy Creek tributaries of Elk Creek will be dosed with the fish poison rotenone. Before the project is over non-native fish are slated to be eliminated from these […]

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Yellowstone asks for dollars to rid Yellowstone Lake of lake trout and for support to improve Park grizzly genetics

On January 6, 2012 By

Greater Yellowstone grizzlies are inbred and Yellowstone Lake far below biological potential due to its infestation with lake trout-

The Associated Press reports that in a draft progress report to the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization World Heritage Committee, Yellowstone Park is looking for a million dollars a year to rid Yellowstone Lake of lake […]

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