Updated: 3 minutes agoThe National Park Service said Friday it intends to ban hunters from baiting bears in national preserves in Alaska.
In 2022, U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason found several problems with the Trump-era rule. She found, among other things, that the plan was “arbitrary and capricious because NPS disregarded without explanation its conclusion in 2015 that State regulations fail to adequately address public safety concerns associated with bear baiting.”
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