Dear Kevin, The state of Washington has killed 31 endangered wolves since 2012. Of those, 26 were shot in the Colville National Forest of northeast Washington on behalf of the same cattle rancher—Diamond M Ranch—which grazes its cattle across 78,000 acres of federal public lands.The specifics are horrifying and barbaric: First, in 2012, the Washington […]
A lawsuit seeks to prevent the state of Washington from killing more wolves from a pack that is preying on cattle.
via Lawsuit filed to stop Washington state from killing wolves — Q13 FOX News
Since 2018, someone has been poisoning wolves and other animals in northern Wisconsin. Wolf Patrol believes it is bear hunters acting in retaliation for their hunting dogs killed by wolves in the very same areas. Most of the meat-laced poisons have been discovered recently on national forest lands in Forest, Florence and Marinette counties, exactly where […]
via Poisoning of Dogs and Wildlife Continues: Wisconsin Bear Hunters Are Suspected — Wolf Patrol
The Baltic wolf population is scientifically estimated at 3,600 individuals, of which 600 live in Latvia. There was a premium for wolf shootings until 1999, and wolf hunting was fully open until 2003. That means there were no requirements in terms of a shooting plan. Over 200 wolves were killed annually in the 1990s, and […]
via Latvia: organized hunting criminality — World Animals Voice
Source: Center for Biological Diversity Wolves and other wildlife are crucial to America’s natural heritage This is it. Trump has declared a nationwide war on wolves. His administration has rolled out plans to strip Endangered Species Act protection from nearly every wolf in the lower 48. We know what will happen next: It will be […]
via Emergency: Take Action to Save Our Wolves — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
Center for Biological Diversity News Release Alexander Archipelago Wolves Need Urgent Help Following Record Killings in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest JUNEAU, Alaska― Conservation groups today called on the U.S. Forest Service to take immediate steps to protect Alexander Archipelago wolves on Prince of Wales Island in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest following word that 97 percent […]
via Record Wolf Killings in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest — Natural History Wanderings
From Aspen Journalism (Elizabeth Stewart-Severy): Since Colorado’s last wild wolves were killed in the 1930s, a few lone animals have been spotted in the state. So, when a pack was spotted in northwest Colorado — several months before Colorado voters decide whether they’ll support a bill to reintroduce gray wolves to the state — it […]
via 2020 November election: Western Slope prepping for wolves — @AspenJournalism — Coyote Gulch
Welcome to WOLF NOTES, where interview questions stray from the rest of the pack. It’s nice to know the usual stuff like where an author gets their inspiration and why they write, but sometimes we need a little fun in our lives. T. Austin Campbell is a scientist, philosopher, and writer. In his previous career, […]
via WOLF NOTES: An Uncommon Interview – T. Austin Campbell — alkaplan
DENVER – Wolves have been spotted for the second time in a year in northern Colorado. The wolves’ presence suggests that a pack of gray wolves might now live in the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced Wednesday. Their appearance comes just days after a ballot question about reintroducing gray wolves to Colorado was approved for the November ballot. CPW received an eyewitness report of six wolves traveling together in far northwestern Colorado in October. And last week, an elk carcass was […]
