New Hampshire Moose - 6:13
with Kristine Rines on the state of the Moose Population
Posted Nov 05, 2018
As climate changes winters become shorter and moose find it increasingly difficult to survive due to increasing parasites and brain worm. Moose Biologist, Kristine Rines, with New Hampshire Fish and Game discusses the vulnerability of NH Moose.
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