Volunteers Remove Old Fencing to Aid Wildlife Migration in Boise Area
Volunteers, in cooperation with the U.S. Corps of Engineers and Idaho Fish and Game, removed about three-quarters of a mile of old fencing in the Boise Wildlife Management Area near Lucky Peak Reservoir to aid deer and elk migration and…
Boise, ID, November 15, 2026 —
Approximately three-quarters of a mile of old fencing has been removed from the Boise Wildlife Management Area, located near Lucky Peak Reservoir. The effort was undertaken by volunteers working in collaboration with the U.S. Corps of Engineers and Idaho Fish and Game.
The primary objectives of this initiative were to facilitate the migration routes of deer and elk and to improve the general landscape within the management area.
Specific details regarding the timeline of the removal project beyond its completion or the exact number of volunteers involved were not provided. The U.S. Corps of Engineers and Idaho Fish and Game were credited for their cooperation in the effort.
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