Connecting the Dots: Forestry Management and Some Implications for Wildlife
Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - In the first of a series of articles from Cortes Islands recent Wildlife Coexistence Gathering, Cortes Currents looked at Vancouver Island’s first wildlife coexistence program in the Pacific Rim National Park. The problem at that time was human/bear conflicts. By the time Sabina Leader Mense reached out from Cortes Island, about 2010, WildSafeBC had been dealing with wolves and cougars for more than a decade. Bob Hansen, Pacific Rim Coordinator for WildSafeBC, described the wolves' sudden appearance. “Up until this point in time, it was bears and nothing but…
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