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Southern Nuclear | Pig Problems – How One Site Stabilized its Feral Hog Population to Prevent Serious Habitat Damage
Vigilant monitoring and trapping of feral hogs at Southern Nuclear’s Farley Nuclear Plant means that native habitats and surrounding farms are protected from damage.
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