Conservation K-9 Pilot Project at Grand Canyon National Park
Sector: Wildlife Management • Location: Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, United States
Source: ABC4 Utah
The Conservation K-9 Pilot Project is a three-year pilot program at Grand Canyon National Park that uses trained dogs to reduce human-wildlife conflicts by encouraging wildlife such as elk and bighorn sheep to avoid developed areas with high visitor traffic. The project aims to promote natural wildlife behavior and improve visitor safety.
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Description | The Conservation K-9 Pilot Project is a three-year pilot program at Grand Canyon National Park that uses trained dogs to reduce human-wildlife conflicts by encouraging wildlife such as elk and bighorn sheep to avoid developed areas with high visitor traffic. The project aims to promote natural wildlife behavior and improve visitor safety. |
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