Posts tagged wildlife management
Building partnerships to promote wildlife migration & landscape connectivity
Building partnerships to promote wildlife migration & landscape connectivity

KS Wild and partners held the 2025 Wildlife Connectivity Symposium. Click here to read a report about what we learned and what we saw during this two-day event.

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Wildlife gets a focus in Oregon's long legislative session
Wildlife gets a focus in Oregon's long legislative session

For years, both the beaver and the wolf have been hot topics amongst landowners, ranchers, forest managers, and conservationists as both have endured attempts to eradicate or greatly diminish their existence from private lands for decades, but those tides are shifting as perspectives are expanding on wild spaces being for all life—not just human life—and how some wildlife species could actually help us.

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Wildlife, Wolves, WaterKlamath Siskiyouwildlife conservation, wildlife management, wildlife, us fish and wildlife, oregon department of fish and wildlife, beavers, beaver believer, beaver, beaver bill, wolf, gray wolf, legislation, legisl
Barred owls may doom old-growth ecosystems
Barred owls may doom old-growth ecosystems

Serious barred owl encroachment on northern spotted owl habitat has led the US Fish and Wildlife Service to propose a management plan to right the dynamic. Read more about the need for the plan and what the implications could be if the situation is not addressed.

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Climate, Wildlife, Wildlands, Public Lands, Old-Growth, ForestsKlamath Siskiyoutop story, northern spotted owls, usfws, us fish and wildlife, old-growth forest, old growth, old-growth, wildlife management, barred owl, barred owls, spotted owls