Wildlife Resources Commission Introduces New Turn-In-Poachers Program

Southern Appalachian Creature Feature

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Poaching isn’t just about the illegal harvest of elephant tusks and rhino horns – it can be a serious issue here in the southern Appalachians, impacting game animals, hurting the chances of recovering endangered species, and affecting our ability to continue harvesting traditional forest products like ginseng.

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