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Thursday October 11, 2007
Clashing Habitats
As Vermont's moose population increases, so does the number of plants they eat, and the amount
of space they need. The number of black
bears and deer are also up, and wolves may be poised to return to Vermont
any day. How will the arrival of a new
predator affect other animals? We
explore these issues with Vermont
naturalist Sue Morse.
Also, we go looking for moose in the Northeast Kingdom with an Island Pond hunting guide, and he talks about how hunting and conservation can co-exist. Then, we continue our series of postcards from Vermont towns, with a trip to Groton's annual chicken pie supper.
AP Photo/Toby Talbot
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