Month: September 2018

Eastern Wolves and Coyotes Play Different Ecological Roles

September 7, 2018

Don’t worry if you missed the WCC’s informative webinar with wildlife research biologist John F. Benson on Wednesday night, now you can watch anytime! Tune in to learn about Benson’s…

Killing wolves and pups on National Wildlife Refuges? Take action now.

September 4, 2018

Comments are due by Sept. 6 on the Interior’s proposed rule that would allow baiting brown bears, killing black bear mothers and cubs in dens, and killing wolves and pups…

Labor is Overrated

September 3, 2018

WA Officials Kill Injured Togo Wolf to Protect Cows

September 2, 2018

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) just confirmed they have shot and killed the collared male of the Togo wolf family group. The new father leaves behind his mate…

September Calls for a Wardrobe Change for Wolves

September 1, 2018

September is here and summer seems to be shifting into autumn with the earlier encroachment of evening and the faintest suggestion of leaves beginning to redden. The Northeastern U.S. has…