The Arizona Game and Fish program “Living with Arizona’s Wildlife, will be presented at the Fountain Hills Community center on Tuesday, Oct. 21, at 6 p.m.
Residents and visitors to Arizona can expect to see many species of wildlife. More and more often though, wild animals are venturing into areas where people live, including our Fountain Hills neighborhoods. You can usually enjoy wildlife watching from a distance, but sometimes wildlife encounters involve human conflict.
Preventing problems with wildlife starts with people, and is much simpler and less aggravating than dealing with the problems after they occur.
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The Arizona Game and Fish program “Living with Arizona’s Wildlife, will be presented at the Fountain Hills Community center on Tuesday, Oct. 21, at 6 p.m.
Residents and visitors to Arizona can expect to see many species of wildlife. More and more often though, wild animals are venturing into areas where people live, including our Fountain Hills neighborhoods. You can usually enjoy wildlife watching from a distance, but sometimes wildlife encounters involve human conflict.
Preventing problems with wildlife starts with people, and is much simpler and less aggravating than dealing with the problems after they occur.
Game and Fish Urban Wildlife Specialist Darren Julian will talk about how wildlife patterns have changed, take your questions, and talk about what the Fountain Hills Community can do to be part of the solution.
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