by marylandbay | Aug 5, 2024 | People & Furbearer Conflict
Introduction As urban and suburban areas expand, the issue of human-wildlife conflict becomes increasingly prevalent. In Maryland, one significant aspect of this conflict involves furbearers such as raccoons, foxes, and coyotes. These animals, driven by habitat...
by marylandbay | Dec 27, 2021 | Maryland's Furbearers
A Glimpse into the Life of Maryland’s Elusive Weasel In the lands of Maryland, where forests whisper and streams glisten, dwells an often unseen but significant creature – the long-tailed weasel. With a slender body and an insatiable appetite, this little...
by marylandbay | Dec 27, 2021 | Maryland's Furbearers
The Growing Mink Population in Maryland In the lush landscapes of Maryland, the mink, a small yet significant creature, has been a subject of both admiration and concern. The state, known for its diverse wildlife, has observed a noticeable increase in the mink...
by marylandbay | Dec 27, 2021 | Maryland's Furbearers
In the heart of Maryland, the muskrat, a robust, water-loving rodent, has long been a native inhabitant. Their presence, though often unnoticed, plays a significant role in the state’s diverse ecosystems. This article aims to shed light on the importance of...
by marylandbay | Dec 27, 2021 | Maryland's Furbearers
The Necessity of Opossum Management in Maryland In the heart of Maryland’s diverse ecosystems, the opossum plays a unique role. Known for their solitary and nocturnal habits, these creatures are often misunderstood. Yet, managing their population is crucial for...
