Montana Outdoors Vol 20 No 6 Nov/dec 1989
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RECOGNIZING THESE PROB- LEMS, FW&P RECOMMENDED and the Montana Fish and Game Com- mission adopted a position in early March of 1989 against feeding the elk in the northern Yellowstone herd during the winter of 1989. The commission's official position statement also addressed problems with the large num- bers of bison leaving the park: "The present elk and bison man- agement direction in Yellow- stone National Park has fol- lowed a natural regulation phi- losophy since 1969. This term means that... primary factors affecting these populations will be natural events, with a mini- mum of human intervention. It is recognized that the natural regu- lation philosophy is a complex concept when dealing with migratory herds that move beyond the boundary of Yellow- stone Park.
"The winter of 1988-89 repre- sents a period when the effects of drought, previous mild win- ters, fire and winter stress are combining with high wildlife populations to produce a major loss of animals. Winter starva- tion is the most significant form of natural mortality capable of limiting park elk and bison herds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RECOGNIZING THESE PROB- LEMS, FW&P RECOMMENDED and the Montana Fish and Game Com- mission adopted a position in early March of 1989 against feeding the elk in the northern Yellowstone herd during the winter of 1989. The commission's official position statement also addressed problems with the large num- bers of bison leaving the park: "The present elk and bison man- agement direction in Yellow- stone National Park has fol- lowed a natural regulation phi- losophy since 1969. This term means that... primary factors affecting these populations will be natural events, with a mini- mum of human intervention. It is recognized that the natural regu- lation philosophy is a complex concept when dealing with migratory herds that move beyond the boundary of Yellow- stone Park.
"The winter of 1988-89 repre- sents a period when the effects of drought, previous mild win- ters, fire and winter stress are combining with high wildlife populations to produce a major loss of animals. Winter starva- tion is the most significant form of natural mortality capable of limiting park elk and bison herds.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 20 No 6 Nov/dec 1989?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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