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Reform Wildlife Services' Predator Control Why does the government continue to kill public wildlife for private interests?

Wildlife Services, a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, was a major force in eliminating wolf and grizzly bear populations in the continental United States. Today, the program spends over $100 million annually to kill more than one million animals.

Some of Wildlife Services’ work, such as preventing bird strikes at airports and controlling the spread of rabies, benefits the public interest. But its current predator control program damages the environment and wastes taxpayer dollars.

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer

Wildlife Photographer