• The Trump administration just scrapped an Obama-era ban on a series of hunting practices that limited how hunters killed bears and wolves on Alaskan national preserves.
• Hunters will soon be able to blind bears with lights, hunt them down with dogs, and bait them with human food like doughnuts.
• They’ll also be able to kill wolves and coyotes in summer, when mothers wean pups, and it will be legal to shoot caribou from motorboats or while they’re swimming.
• Some Alaskan politicians have welcomed the rollbacks, but conservationists have called them “amazingly cruel,” The Guardian reported.
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Hunters in Alaska will soon be able to blind brown bears with bright lights and bait them with human food before killing them, after the…