Month: October 2016

Wolves Just Can’t Resist a Good Howl

October 16, 2016

Although wolves use varied vocalizations to express themselves, if you ask anyone about wolf sounds, it’s likely the howl that comes to mind. Howling helps keep family members (or pack-mates)…

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You Gotta Love This Wolf

October 15, 2016

Who else LOVES Atka!!??The confident and charismatic ambassador has won the hearts and opened the minds of hundreds of thousands of people in his 14 years. He’s a powerful presence…

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The Red Wolf – An American Icon

October 11, 2016

This is what an American Icon looks like. The red wolf is one of the few large carnivore species endemic to the United States – this keystone predator has never…

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USFWS – Committed to Red Wolves? Or Negligent?

October 6, 2016

In an op-ed published yesterday, Cynthia Dohner, USFWS Southeast Regional Director, attempts to defend the Service’s controversial plans for the red wolf and stating that USFWS’s goal is to save…

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USFWS Celebrates World Animal Day with Expansion of Hunting in Wildlife Refuges?

October 4, 2016

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe today announced the agency will expand hunting and fishing opportunities on 13 refuges throughout the Service’s National Wildlife Refuge System. In the…

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Protect Threatened Algonquin Wolves

October 4, 2016

Photo: Steve Dunsford of Impressions of Algonquin Last month, as the trophy hunting and trapping seasons opened, the Ontario government announced its decision to strip the Algonquin wolf (eastern wolf),…

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Happy New Year!

October 3, 2016

Extending good wishes to all celebrating Rosh Hashanah!

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