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...from another car accident. That is a typical call for Speakman, a salvage driver on the Kenai Peninsula for the Alaska Moose Federation. She collects dead moose between Cooper Landing, Ninilchik and Nikiski and drops them in the yards of community...
The Alaska Moose Federation, or AMF, is partnering with state agencies and private industry to implement new strategies to reduce the number of vehicle versus...
...been 455 moose killed in the borough, Kavalok said, topping the previous record of 387 kills in 2003-04. The Alaska Moose Federation also received a permit from the state to set up hay feeding stations to keep moose away from roads and rail lines...
...group's work is important. "Our motto is anything for the moose," said Netschert, also a volunteer for the Alaska Moose Federation, which donated use of a few trucks and chain saws for the group. "This will grow more food for them next year...
...to permanently reduce collisions. That's hard on anybody's wallet. On the other hand, consider that the Alaska Moose Federation estimates the average moose-vehicle collision costs $15,000 in property damage. A study published in 2006...
...our deepest gratitude to the volunteers and organizations, Kenai Chapter of Safari Club International and the Alaska Moose Federation in making our moose habitat conservation project possible. Through our efforts, we hope to encourage Peninsula...
...through windshields, the Alaska Moose Federation is making great strides toward...ever-expanding," said Alaska Moose Federation Chairman Gary Olson in regard...To learn more about the Alaska Moose Federation, visit their Web site at...
...morning and they plan to transfer the animals to Palmer, according to Selinger. Gary Olson, founder of the Alaska Moose Federation, confirmed that he would be carting the calves this morning. Selinger deferred all question about Fish and Game's...
...injury or even death. The average cost of a moose-vehicle collision in Alaska is $8,400, according to the Alaska Moose Federation Web site. Remember that if you see an animal cross in front of you there may be another one following. Slow...
...deep powder of remote locations. However, the Alaska Moose Federation is working to make winter driving safer for humans...right," he said. For more information on the Alaska Moose Federation and their mitigation efforts, visit their Web...