Month: October 2013

Among Wolves: Gordon Haber’s Insights into Alaska’s Most Misunderstood Animal

October 17, 2013

 Among Wolves: Gordon Haber’s Insights into Alaska’s Most Misunderstood Animal allows the reader a unique opportunity to learn from the late Dr. Gordon Haber and his fascinating 43 year study…

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Audit Reveals Utah’s Anti-Wolf Contract Lacks Accountability

October 16, 2013

 What’s up with UTAH? Although wolves have found the wild way between the northern and southern Rockies, UTAH has taken suspect measures from letting wolves recover in the “Beehive State.”…

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Wednesday’s Words of Wisdom

October 15, 2013

WHAT DOES IT MATTER? (WOLF HUNTING AND TRAPPING) Originally posted By Project Coyote on San Diego Loves Green on October 15, 2013. History has demonstrated clearly that societal values and…

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It’s National Wolf Awareness Week

October 15, 2013

It’s National Wolf Awareness Week! A time to recognize the importance of wolves as an ESSENTIAL part of our natural landscapes and to engage others to become interested & active…

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Harvest is For Crops, Not Corpses

October 12, 2013

Who else thinks it’s time to stop referring to the number of wolves killed in a hunt as a “harvest?”  Wolves are not corn… Wolf hunts have already begun in…

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Children Changing Minds About Wolves

October 10, 2013

With kids like 8-yr-old Turner Burns, the future looks bright.  Turner is featured in October’s Ranger Rick Magazine because he wants to tell readers that wolves are important! When Turner…

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Wednesday’s Words of Wisdom

October 8, 2013

“With the right hat, nothing else matters.” ~ Ambassador Wolf Atka

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Congressional Champions for Wolves Reach Out to Colleagues

October 8, 2013

Last week Rep. Michael Fitzpatrick (R-PA) and Rep. Raul M. Grijalva (D-AZ) sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to fellow House representatives asking them to sign on to their letter to Interior…

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Three Weeks Left To Stand For Wolves

October 6, 2013

Beyond its role as a living symbol of our natural landscape, the wolf is a keystone species.  Its presence is critical to maintaining the structure and integrity of native ecosystems. …

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Don’t Let the Shutdown Silence Our Howls

October 3, 2013

Stand for Wolves at the Save the Lobo Rally & by Commenting Online Many Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) supporters have voiced concern about the impact of the government shutdown on…

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