Wild boar became extinct in England 300 years ago, but over 2500 of the pigs now live in breeding populations as many have been illegally released by guerilla rewilders.

New research from the University of Georgia reveals that these invasive animals are responsible for more than $100,000 in ...

Feral pigs cause billions of dollars in damage to properties and agriculture across the US. The US has struggled to control the feral pig population, which is between 6 and 9 million.

Feral pigs and donkeys may be more salvation than scourge for ecosystems, study finds by Saul Elbein - 02/03/24 6:00 AM ET ...

Read Next: Hog Hunting: A Beginner’s Guide All told, feral hogs in the U.S. are causing an estimated $2.5 billion each year in agricultural damage alone. Feral hog mitigation is complicated, in part ...

An invasive species running hog-wild through Georgia farmland is damaging crops and costing farmers. Wild pigs are doing significant damage to peanuts, cotton and corn.

Canadian officials have issued a warning about an invasive species popping up near homes.

Feral hogs cause an estimated $400 million in damage per year in Texas, according to the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, while national costs are estimated at about $1.5 billion annually.

In Texas, where feral pigs are a longtime problem, researchers estimate each pig causes upwards of $300 in damages per year. State Rep. Francis Cooley says the issue is an urgent one.

Feral hogs have become one the nation’s most costly invasive species. (Getty Images) The state of Michigan has been cracking down on Russian boar for more than a decade, trying to get in front ...

Feral hogs are trampling, digging and eating their way through a growing number of farms, causing more than $90 million worth of damage to Louisiana-grown rice, sugar cane and other crops each year.