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What caused the die-off of hundreds of relocated mountain goats in the North Cascades? - Vimarsana News

What caused the die-off of hundreds of relocated mountain goats in the North Cascades?

State and federal officials moved 325 goats from the Olympic Peninsula to maintain safety and help bolster the overall population. It didn't turn out well.

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Goats airlifted from Olympic Peninsula to North Cascades are mysteriously dying, per Tulalip Tribes - Vimarsana News

Goats airlifted from Olympic Peninsula to North Cascades are mysteriously dying, per Tulalip Tribes

Mountain goats that were airlifted from the Olympic Peninsula to the North Cascades are mysteriously dying, according to The Tulalip Tribes.

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Goats airlifted to North Cascades are mysteriously dying - Vimarsana News

Goats airlifted to North Cascades are mysteriously dying

Mountain goats that were airlifted from the Olympic Peninsula to the North Cascades are mysteriously dying, according to The Tulalip Tribes.

Milestone: Olympic National Park wildlife branch chief gets national award - Vimarsana News

Milestone: Olympic National Park wildlife branch chief gets national award

Dr. Patti Happe, who retired in June after 28 years as the wildlife branch chief at Olympic National Park, recently received the National Park Service Director’s Award for Professional Excellence in Natural Resource Stewardship.

Tree-climbing carnivores called fishers are back in Washington's forests - Vimarsana News

Tree-climbing carnivores called fishers are back in Washington's forests

Thanks to a 14-year reintroduction effort, fishers, or “tree wolverines,” are once again climbing and hunting in Washington’s forests after fur trapping and habitat loss wiped them out.