Feds Outline Plan to Move Grizzly Bears Into Northwest Washington State
A new plan will release up to seven grizzly bears a year into the North Cascades Ecosystem over the next 10 years—Some hunting groups are crying foul
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A new plan will release up to seven grizzly bears a year into the North Cascades Ecosystem over the next 10 years—Some hunting groups are crying foul
A new plan will release up to seven grizzly bears a year into the North Cascades Ecosystem over the next 10 years.
The National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife announced the decision on Thursday. There is no concrete timeline for when translocation will begin.
The National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife announced the decision on Thursday. There is no concrete timeline for when translocation will begin.
Wildlife officials believe it could take 60 to 100 years for the grizzly population to reach a health number of 200.