COMMITTEE for RESPONSIBLE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
~Committed to Conservation, Education and the Preservation of our Natural Resources~
"Promoting Science Based Wildlife Management Decisions for a Better Massachusetts"
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COMMITTEE for RESPONSIBLE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ~Committed to Conservation, Education and the Preservation of our Natural Resources~ "Promoting Science Based Wildlife Management Decisions for a Better Massachusetts"
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*Information taken with permission from Northeast Furbearer Resources Technical Committee (www.conservewildlife.org) Trapping is a Highly Regulated Activity
Professional wildlife biologists monitor the populations of furbearing animals. Scientific studies are conducted to ensure these species are managed properly. In addition, research focused on the traps themselves identifies which traps work best with each species, and which need improvements. New and improved traps are continually being developed.
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Within the United States, state fish and
wildlife agencies have legal authority and pass laws governing wildlife resources. State
environmental police officers and game wardens enforce trapping laws and regulations in
every part of the country. There are various types of laws that apply to trapping within
each northeastern state and province. Laws that regulate trapping by various means
include: