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.
With major project support from the Wildlife Land Trust, Vital Ground’s expansion of the Fowler Creek project gives grizzlies and numerous other species a wider protected area for movement across the Yaak Valley bottom.
The Vital Ground Foundation expanded its Fowler Creek grizzly bear habitat conservation project this month with the acquisition of 64 acres in the Yaak Valley of far Northwest Montana.
It's the third time since 2015 the federal government has tried to develop and finalize a plan to repopulate grizzlies in the northern Cascades.