BLM bans cyanide bombs used to control predators

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced last week it will ban the use of spring-loaded cyanide traps on the public lands managed by the department, which includes roughly 250,000 acres in Eagle County.

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National story. 6 articles from 6 sources. Updated Nov 29, 2023.

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Wyoming Public MediaLean Left· Nov 29, 2023

BLM bans “cyanide bombs” designed to control predators

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Vail DailyCenter· Nov 29, 2023

BLM bans use of M-44 ‘cyanide bombs’ on public lands

Aspen TimesCenter· Nov 29, 2023

BLM bans use of M-44 ‘cyanide bombs’ on public lands

Summit DailyCenter· Nov 29, 2023

BLM bans use of M-44 ‘cyanide bombs’ on public lands

Helena Independent RecordCenter· Nov 29, 2023

BLM bans cyanide bombs used to control predators

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Billings GazetteLean Right· Nov 29, 2023

BLM bans cyanide bombs used to control predators