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The Necessity of Predator Management: Lessons from Montgomery County’s Coyote Incident

The Necessity of Predator Management: Lessons from Montgomery County’s Coyote Incident

by marylandbay | Jun 10, 2024 | Rabies Alert

In the quiet weave of Montgomery County’s daily bustle, an alarming incident unfurled on Thursday, March 28 —a rabid coyote attack that left two residents wounded. This violent encounter with wildlife jolts us into the reality of our shared spaces with...
The Quiet Danger: Controlling Rabies through Trapping

The Quiet Danger: Controlling Rabies through Trapping

by marylandbay | May 10, 2024 | Rabies Alert

On a seemingly ordinary day near the creek on Skinners Turn Road, nature’s unpredictable side was unveiled when an otter, possibly defending her pups or infected with rabies, attacked two individuals. This alarming incident, reported by the Calvert County Health...

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  • The Importance of Ethical Trapping in Wildlife Management: Protecting Our Eco-System and Heritage
  • The Importance of Ethical Trapping to Protect Shore-Nesting Sea Birds
  • The Beneficial Tool of Ethical Trapping for Re-establishing River Otters in Western Maryland
  • Unraveling Common Misconceptions and Understanding the Benefits of Trapping Furbearers
  • Navigating the Capitol Hill Fox Crisis: Ethical Trapping as the Crucial Balance
  • The Howl of Crisis: Unraveling the Rockville Coyote Attacks and the Ethical Path to Predator Control.
  • Navigating the Rabid Coyote Incident: Urbanization, Wildlife Management, and the Role of Ethical Trapping
  • Navigating the Suburban Wilderness: Challenges of Foxes, Raccoons, and Coyotes in Maryland
  • Rabies Alert: Unmasking the Silent Threat in Charles County and the Vital Role of Trapping in a Changing Landscape

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