You can help keep wildlife wild! Animals that become habituated to humans and access to food become more bold and can lead to public safety issues and property damage. Remember to store all garbage securely and only put garbage cans out the morning of collection. Get more tips: https://bit.ly/4iXqVrO. | Arizona Game & Fish Department

Wildlife Managers (Arizona's Game Wardens) do more than enforce the law. They conduct game surveys, improve habitats, manage wildlife, and educate the public. Interested? We're hiring for this position right now! See what it takes to become a Wildlife Manager and apply here: https://bit.ly/4lIrWXk. | Arizona Game & Fish Department

How will animals know to use the new I-17 Wildlife Overpass, just south of Flagstaff? 🦌 No, we’re not teaching elk how to read signs. Part of the project includes implementing the findings from many years of research and animal behavior study by the Arizona Game & Fish Department. The section of freeway chosen sees some of the highest numbers of animal crossings, and unfortunately, car crashes involving animals. The new overpass project also includes miles of tall wildlife fencing in both direc

"It's hunting. It's not grocery shopping. If it was easy, everyone would have one." We agree with Todd! One of the great things about Fair Chase is how it brings you closer to nature and makes the hunt more challenging. Learn more about Fair Chase: https://bit.ly/4j7k3rL. | Arizona Game & Fish Department

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60K views · 943 reactions | In our sunny state WATER is LIFE, and Arizona animals are thirsty for survival! From bunnies to big horns, THOUSANDS of desert-dwelling animals depend on Arizona Game & Fish Department's manmade catchments for access to water. Find out how YOU can help to keep them FULL! Visit Sendwater.org OR text SENDWATER to 41444 to donate! #abc15sponsor | ABC15 Arizona | Facebook

15K views · 147 reactions | Not only were bald eagles named the country’s official bird this week, but they’ll soon begin their breeding season here in Arizona! 礪 Want to help the eagles out? Keep your distance from nests and breeding areas to help their population grow. Some outdoor areas may also be closed off during this time. Read more about how closures benefit bald eagles during breeding season: https://bit.ly/4gOLfuK | Arizona Game & Fish Department | Facebook