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The Idaho Department of Fish and Game Commission is meeting this week to decide on adjustments for next season.
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Roads connect people and goods from point A to point B. But for animals, roads fragment important chunks of habitat.
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A proposal for a wildlife overpass a few years ago in eastern Idaho has politicized the issue for that region.
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Idaho Fish and Game has once again received a report of coyotes attacking a dog in the Boise Foothills.
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Since the 1980s, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game has fed elk each year at the Bullwhacker site to keep the animals away from urban and residential areas.
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The state says listing the wolverine under Endangered Species Act is "unlawful" and “exemplifies poor conservation policy.”
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The Idaho Wolf Depredation Control Board recently approved agreements with ranchers to kill wolves for the protection of livestock. Some of the agreements say efforts will include shooting wolves from helicopters or planes on Forest Service land.
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An increase in the popularity of the activity collided last year with a snowy and cold winter that took a toll on Idaho wildlife.
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Idaho wildlife officials are trying to halt the spread of chronic wasting disease after an infected deer was hunted in a new area.
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The Idaho State Department of Agriculture is releasing a copper-based chemical into the Snake River to target invasive quagga mussels and larvae.