Wolf Defender’s View Absent
Bonner Bee Nov 20, 2010 Wolf Defenders’ View Absent Rich Landers in Sunday’s Spokesman (Aug. 30), quoted seven people, who were in favor of hunting wolves. It is not that dissenters are non-existent...
View ArticleWolves Don’t Belong On The Firing Line
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View ArticleThe Number of Wolves Needed for Survival
There has been a swirl of recent events, which threatens the very survival of wolves in the northern Rockies. First, there was the delisting of wolves from the ESA, then the declaration by...
View ArticleStephen Augustine’s Comments on Idaho’s 2011-12 Wolf Hunt
Stephen Augustine points out that the Idaho Fish & Game’s (IDF&G) charter requires them to manage game only for the benefit of hunters, and hopes that the agency will eventually be replaced by...
View ArticleTrophic Downgrading or Where Have All the Predators Gone?
It deals with the recent and rapid disappearance of top predators, such as wolves, lions, & sharks, mostly brought about by the actions of that top predator of all – mankind, and the surprisingly...
View ArticleUncertain Future for the Gray Wolf
The recovery of the gray wolf in the Rocky Mountain West is one of the Endangered Species Act’s great success stories. Hunted nearly to extinction, wolves were reintroduced to the region in the 1990s...
View ArticleAre the Beliefs of Earth-Based Peoples a Valid Guide to Their Behavior?
I find it hard to believe that people who regarded the rivers as their sisters, would have raped them by pouring toxic waste into them, or thought of their forests as brothers, would have clear-cut...
View ArticleThe Incredible Shrinking Megafauna
It is clear from these examples that humans can inadvertently and mistakenly have profound effects on the genetics and behavior of wild animal populations, and that much of the time these effects are...
View ArticleMYTHS & FACTS ABOUT WOLVES
If you chunked up Idaho into areas each of 100 square miles and evenly distributed people, elk and wolves among the chunks you would have in each chunk 1,800 people, 140 elk, and 1 wolf. That...
View ArticleA Modest Proposal For A Solution To Idaho’s Wolf Problem
Next spring, Idaho Fish & Game (IDF&G) will continue their program to remove wolf pups from dens, equip them with radio collars, and replace them in dens. IDF&G says that this will enable...
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