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October 6, 2009

Moose research in the Adirondacks

An early snowstorm in Denali, Alaska found the bull moose still in velvet. It was August and this large bull hung out at gloo Creek along with a smaller bull. Photo by Carl R. Sams II.

An early snowstorm in Denali, Alaska found the bull moose still in velvet. It was August and this large bull hung out at Gloo Creek along with a smaller bull. Photo by Carl R. Sams II.

According to a the story, “A dog’s job: studying moose in the Adirondacks”, on North Country Public Radio in Canton, New York, wildlife biologists say that New York state is home to more than 500 moose.

Researchers want to learn more about the moose and why their numbers are growing so rapidly.

A new project by the Wildlife Conservation Society is using trained tracking dogs to learn more about these moose. Learn more

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Posted by Kirt Manecke on Tuesday, October 6, 2009, at 11:57 am. Filed under Wildlife. Tagged , , , , . Follow any responses to this post with its comments RSS feed. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed.