Biologists work to separate wolf fact from fiction
From the Gillette News Record: “Those who say wolves are responsible for the decline in elk populations are missing the big picture, Smith said. Bears and mountain lions also eat wolves, but food abundance or shortage, in ebb and flow patterns on the landscape,…
PRESS STATEMENT: NEW COOPERATIVE EFFORTS TO USE NONLETHAL METHODS NOW IN USE AND WORKING TO PREVENT CONFLICTS BETWEEN LIVESTOCK AND WOLVES
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 3, 2019 CONTACT: Dr. Maureen Hackett, Howling For Wolves, 612.250.5915 or Leslie Rosedahl, respond@howlingforwolves.org 651.353.1818 This picture is available for media use: http://www.howlingforwolves.org/file/img0558jpg New cooperative efforts to use nonlethal methods now in use and working to prevent conflicts between livestock and wolves…
An Unprecedented Attack on the Endangered Species Act
Despite devastating new reports of catastrophic species loss, the USFWS just finalized regulations that would eviscerate the Endangered Species Act– our nation’s most effective law for saving imperiled wildlife from extinction. Thanks to the ESA, 99% of listed species have survived and many more…
