(Photo courtesy of Owen McKenna/Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center via the North Dakota Monitor)
(North Dakota Monitor) – A federally funded wildlife research center in North Dakota has been targeted for layoffs, putting its survival in question.
The Interior Department plans to cut 28 of the 40 positions at the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center in Jamestown, a court document indicates.
John Bradley, executive director of the North Dakota Wildlife Federation, and Gary Krapu, a retired researcher who still has an office at the research center, said only 29 positions are currently filled.
“Twenty-eight of those are on the chopping block,” Bradley said.
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