The first statewide competition in decades to hunt wolves and coyotes in Idaho has sparked outrage
among wildlife conservationists, who condemned it as «an organized killing contest.»
Not exact matches
Growing concern over the dwindling number of plant and animal species has led to a hunt for ways to save them, and in the past decade, the idea of maintaining
wildlife corridors — strips of land to connect these sanctuaries — has become popular
among conservationists.
Three of the confiscated tortoises were determined to be
among others stolen in October from a
wildlife sanctuary in central Myanmar, where WCS and TSA
conservationists have been working with the Myanmar Forest Department to reintroduce the species back into the wild.