Requesting The Department Of Land And Natural Resources To Convene A Working Group To Inform The Public About The Options Available To Address The State's Feral Chicken Population.
Impact
If enacted, HR36 necessitates the formation of a working group tasked with gathering information on various management options for feral chickens. This initiative aims to provide residents with a comprehensive understanding of available solutions, ranging from trapping and contraceptives to home remedies and sanctuaries. By informing the community, the working group will empower residents to make informed choices regarding how to handle the feral chicken population, thereby addressing individual concerns effectively.
Summary
House Resolution 36 (HR36) addresses the increasing population of feral chickens in Hawaii, which have become a nuisance for residents. The resolution highlights concerns regarding public health and the impact of feral chickens on local wildlife and domestic pets. It recognizes the need for coordinated efforts between the state and county governments as well as affected communities to find effective solutions to manage the feral chicken issue. The resolution suggests the establishment of a working group facilitated by the Department of Land and Natural Resources to inform the public about viable options for controlling the population of feral chickens.
Contention
The resolution also highlights the division of opinions regarding feral chickens in the community. While some residents advocate for eradication methods due to the nuisances caused, others oppose such measures, citing the chickens' role in controlling pests and their cultural significance. This contention suggests that any control measures must balance ecological considerations with community sentiments, thereby complicating the approach to resolving the feral chicken dilemma.
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Requesting The Department Of Land And Natural Resources To Convene A Working Group To Inform The Public About The Options Available To Address The State's Feral Chicken Population.
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Requesting The Department Of Agriculture To Convene A Feral Game Mammal Working Group To Find, Solicit, And Distribute Grants For The Control Of Feral Game Mammals.