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Posts tagged ‘Conservation’

The Mexican gray wolves – which the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center is fortunate enough to have two of – got positive news after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service took over control of the highly endangered species.

Diane Urbani de la Paz, staff writer for the Peninsula Daily News, reports on the Sequim, Wa. meeting, which drew people of all sides from hikers to farmers, and scientists to singers.

Intriguing relationship found between moose, wolves and the surrounding ecosystem.

Wolf debate turned in to a play

October 21st, 2009

As debate goes back and forth in Scotland over the reintroduction of wolves to Scotland, a playwright has converted the controversial issue in to the play.

Jason Parent acknowledges the success of the red wolf reintroduction, but also notes the journey is not done, and the challenges are not completely overcome.

Livestock owners might see the highest compensation for deaths attributed to wolves.

Scientist and activist Gordon Haber is believed dead.

Find out how Colorado will react to wolves entering the state.

Press release from the Center for Biological Diversity responds to extermination of wolf pack.

The state of Washington still considers their limited number of wolves to be endangered, and are therefore protected, however they have published proposed options for how best to manage wolves when they believe the wolf population reaches the level needed to remove their protections in the state.

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