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Moose don't have a future in New York, says retired state biologist
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Moose don't have a future in New York, says retired state biologist
Wildlife expert and former DEC biologist Al Hicks shares insights gained over his career By Mike Lynch Retired wildlife biologist Al Hicks spent three decades working as a state wildlife biologist, investigating mountain lion sightings, bat declines, and issues involving endangered animals. For most of that time, he was lead mammal specialist on the state Department of Environmental Conservation’s endangered species unit. That meant he was arou…
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