
Environment
WA effort on training hounds to haze cougars worries conservationists
The state is allowing hound handlers to respond to incidents where cougars get too close to humans or livestock and condition them to stay away.
Courtney Flatt covers environmental and natural resource issues for Northwest Public Broadcasting. She is based in Washington’s Tri-Cities. She began her journalism career a
The state is allowing hound handlers to respond to incidents where cougars get too close to humans or livestock and condition them to stay away.
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