Moose Introduced in 1878 Now Threaten to Devastate Newfoundland's Forests
Moose were brought to Newfoundland over 140 years ago as a food source, but their population has since grown dramatically. With no natural predators on the island, the animals consume young trees at unsustainable rates, disrupting the forest ecosystem. This unchecked grazing poses a serious long-term threat to Newfoundland's woodland habitats. Authorities are managing hunting quotas as a key tool to control moose numbers and restore ecological balance.
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