Idaho Fish and Game moved four moose from a campus to a remote area to reduce public safety risks.

Idaho Fish and Game relocated four moose—two calves, a cow, and a bull—from the University of Idaho arboretum to a remote area on December 18 due to growing safety concerns from the animals' urban habituation. The agency used darting and transport to move the moose to a natural habitat, calling the action a last resort to protect both wildlife and the public. Officials urged residents to avoid feeding or approaching wildlife to prevent future conflicts.