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This National Park Employees A "Bark Ranger" To Help Discourage Wildlife Habituation
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This National Park Employees A "Bark Ranger" To Help Discourage Wildlife Habituation
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, Montana – With a nickname like the “Crown of the Continent”, Glacier National Park is sure to be a place of beauty. It attracts people from around the world, all hoping to catch a glimpse at the stunning views and wildlife the park has to offer. Sadly, with crowds and tons of animals, wildlife habituation can become a real problem. Wildlife habituation occurs when animals no longer see people as a threat. It may be because…
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