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One of the most common and devastating poaching techniques used around the world. Snares are indiscriminate killers, catching anything it “snares”, and can remain active for long periods of time. Poachers use snares to catch a larger volume of animals for “commercial markets”, where they collect enough bushmeat to sell it. Rangers around the world do routine snare sweeps and patrols to eliminate these traps. This is the lesser known side to patrols, but is equally as important. #wildlifeconservation #antipoaching www.wildatlife.org

In a world of unpredictability, choose dependability. Gallagher's strong fencing ensures your wildlife stays safe and sound. Trust the strength that stands the test of time! Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/dw5PQBAz #DependableFencing, #WildlifeProtection, #FarmingExcellence, #FenceWithConfidence #FarmingWithPurpose #Fencing

The Five Tools of Wildlife Management are simple yet effective! Always establish your goals, take inventory of your resources, establish management techniques, execute, and monitor. Which tools do you use? #AldoLeopold #Rangeland #Ag #Wildlife #Texas #HillCountry #BrushCountry

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Have you recently checked under your deck? Understanding wildlife behavior is crucial for identifying entry points into your property. We know precisely where to look to find these entry points and ideal living quarters. 🦝🦨🐿️🦇🐦⬛ #wildlife #wildlifecontrol #raccoon #ontariowildlife #wildliferemoval #toronto

Two key concepts for coexistence with wolves (or bears or lynx) to be possible: diversity of wild prey and shepherd dogs. It is that simple and it is that achievable. Don’t let misinformation and ill intended people tell you otherwise. Even if they are the President of the EU Commission. #wildlife #coexistence

Elk herds are growing in western Montana, and private landowners are feeling the impact. While some see the animals as an asset, others are overwhelmed by the costs of supporting large herds on their property. With no incentivized hunting programs or federal initiatives to redistribute the herds, managing elk overpopulation is becoming a challenge. Experts recommend tailored solutions and collaboration between landowners to find effective ways to handle the issue. Read the full article in our Dispatch 👉 https://lnkd.in/d6mN4wQ4 #ConservationFirst #Wildlife #WildlifeNews #ConservationNews #Elk

🕊️🐑 Invisible Fences Protect Ground-Nesting Birds! In Cumbria, England, conservationists are using innovative collars on sheep that emit electric pulses and warning noises to create invisible fences. This approach is protecting sensitive ground-nesting birds during their critical egg-laying and hatching seasons, and game wardens are already seeing improved nesting outcomes. Read more in our Dispatch 👉https://lnkd.in/eJJ6ngfU #ConservationFirst #Wildlife #WildlifeNews #ConservationNews

New on the blog: wildlife crossings! Our WNY Wildway Director, Marcus Rosten, is spearheading a project that aims to collect data on how wildlife are navigating our region. Learn how in this blog post. #wildlifecrossings #wildlife #WNY https://lnkd.in/e8KKEdmx

Happy Spring! As we enter the first few weeks of spring, it’s important to remember that bears are also beginning to emerge from their dens. When enjoying the outdoors, it’s crucial to remain alert in areas with a known bear presence. Always carry bear spray, and make noise appropriately, to avoid startling wildlife. __________________ #CrewSafeBC #WildlifeServices #WildlifeSafety #WildlifeControl