Explore the remarkable resurgence of grizzly bears in the western United States and the complex challenges of managing their growing populations in our latest article. Discover the balance between conservation success and human-bear conflicts as we delve into the history and current status of these iconic North American predators.

The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, established in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is based on seven key principles that ensure the sustainable and responsible management of wildlife resources in the United States and Canada. This model's success in preserving numerous species showcases its effectiveness in achieving long-term conservation goals.

Hunting and fishing licenses in the United States fund essential wildlife conservation and management programs, supporting habitat restoration, research, law enforcement, and public education. These licenses generate crucial revenue for state wildlife agencies, ensuring the sustainability of America's natural resources and outdoor recreational opportunities.

Explore expert insights from Mikayla Killam, a Human Wildlife Conflict Expert, on effective coyote control and predator management techniques that balance conservation and ethical considerations. Learn how targeted trapping, monitoring, and chemical control methods can protect livestock and maintain ecological balance.