Indiana's river otters had nearly vanished; starting in 1995, wildlife officials released 303 into rivers, and decades later, the species was reported across the state
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After more than five decades, river otters have made a triumphant comeback in Indianapolis, thanks to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, which reintroduced 303 otters from Louisiana. This lively resurgence has seen otters thriving across all counties in Indiana, showcasing effective wildlife management. However, with stability comes regulation, as some areas now permit trapping, prompting discussions on the delicate balance between conservation and resource management.
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Indiana's river otters had nearly vanished; starting in 1995, wildlife officials released 303 into rivers, and decades later, the species was reported across the state
After more than five decades, river otters have made a triumphant comeback in Indianapolis, thanks to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, which reintroduced 303 otters from Louisiana. This lively resurgence has seen otters thriving across all counties in Indiana,...
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