Battle over Centennial Mountain lands wages between USDA and

Battle over Centennial Mountain lands wages between USDA and conservation groups


Battle over Centennial Mountain lands wages between USDA and conservation groups
Zach Bruhl
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TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — For years domestic sheep have grazed on public lands in Eastern Idaho as part of the Sheep Experiment Station.
Now, conservation groups are attempting to bring a stop to the practice, citing the impacts on protected wildlife in the Centennial Mountains.
“It’s a critical wildlife corridor for grizzly bears, wolves and other wildlife and they’re grazing sheep on public lands up there,” says Center for Biological Diversity Attorney Andrea Zaccardi. “It’s a problem because it creates an easy attractant for grizzly bears and wolves for sources of prey.”

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