These non-native animals are more than just a nuisance; they pose a significant biological and environmental threat.

These non-native animals are more than just a nuisance; they pose a significant biological and environmental threat.

Missouri's feral hog population has plummeted after nearly a decade of conservation and management efforts through Mizzou. Here's why.

Answer: You squeal on ‘em. The Invasive Species Council of B.C. is launching its contribution of a cross-border public ...

Less foot traffic is a contributing factor in the rise in invasive hogs. They can breed up to three litters in one year, with as many as eight piglets in each litter, making it nearly impossible to ...

Georgia landowners have new incentives to combat invasive feral hogs. Participants could win an expensive tool to catch the hogs in the new Hog Down Awards Program.

Squeal on them: Wild super-porkers on the loose spark B.C. public awareness campaign The Invasive Species Council of B.C. is squealing on the dangers that invasive feral pigs pose to ecosystems ...

An employee of the Alabama Wildlife Conversation Department once told me that he’s heard from land owners twice pertaining to ...