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Herd mentality: WVU researchers keep once-native elk healthy in southern West Virginia
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Herd mentality: WVU researchers keep once-native elk healthy in southern West Virginia
Written by Laura Jackson On a silent and misty autumn morning, a high-pitched shriek pierces the fog in a Logan County valley. As it echoes from there and rises over the trees, a second, otherworldly scream follows. There’s no mistaking the sound and what it means: It’s breeding season, and West Virginia’s elk herd is […]
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