Manitoba to assist Bald Eagle restoration in U S
Manitoba will help restore Bald Eagles in the northeastern United States under a three year pact with the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Al Mackling announced the agreement signed August 19 with Howard Larsen. Manitoba will allow removal of at least six eaglets yearly for translocation to Massachusetts Pennsylvania and New Jersey where eagles are endangered.
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Manitoba Officials Outline Bald Eagle Agreement Benefits
Manitoba officials express that a new agreement will pose no threat to local Bald Eagle numbers. Survey costs are mainly covered by the United States, enabling assessment of the province's eagle sex ratios and productivity. The move signals concern for U S Bald Eagle restoration efforts.
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