Delisting Wisconsin’s gray wolf would once again allow wolf hunters to run hound dogs on them…

During wolf recovery in 2006 on a snow covered road in northern Wisconsin I found wolf sign every tenth of a mile while tracking. This was on the very edge of wolf territory. I found wolf tracks, raised leg urination, squat urination and scent marking. This was a lucky find! Even better was finding a […]

Artist Diana J Smith Series Combines the New Mexico Landscape & Wild Wolf…

…Fine art by Diana J Smith can be viewed at https://www.dianajsmith.com/wolves “This new body of work feels like a cleansing. I have put aside collage and mixed media. Now I’m concentrating on paint, only including a few lines of suggestion with charcoal. It feels pure and clean. I have a passion for our canine companions […]

Wolf Awareness Week 2018

Meanwhile in Montana Two Gray Wolves…

First wolf, “Do you smell what I’m smelling?” Second wolf, “Smells like sweat, like old man body odor.” First wolf, “The shoes 👞 are smelling like they stepped in crap.” Second wolf, “Like they are full of sh*t.” First wolf, “Ya, like they are stomping all over the First Amendment.” Second wolf, “The smell is […]

The first phase of a three to five year effort to relocate up to 20-30 wolves to the Isle Royale National Park has begun.

I wanted to learn more about the Isle Royale National Park Service (NPS) wolf translocation project to restore predation to the island ecosystem. I headed over to Minneapolis, Minnesota to attend the International Wolf Symposium, and listen in on the Isle Royale Panel update; with John Vucetich, Mark. Romanski, and Joe Bump – moderator Doug […]

Patricia Randolph’s Madravenspeak: Killing of 4,550 bears brings unimaginable suffering in Wisconsin

By Patricia Randolph | state columnist Oct 7, 2018 at The Cap Times “Seeing bears as they really are takes a total mind shift. We interpret their behavior in terms of their fear rather than our fear. … Large and small they are basically timid.” — Bear biologist Lynn Rogers, founder of the North American Bear […]

CARNIVORE COEXISTENCE LAB

Originally posted on Committee to Abolish Sport Hunting Blog:
~ KATIE STENNES INTERVIEWS DR. ADRIAN TREVES, PROJECT COYOTE SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER Tell us about your Carnivore Coexistence Lab and what you are teaching students about carnivore ecology and conservation. I founded the Carnivore Coexistence Lab in 2007. I’ve been studying predator-prey ecology, behavior and…

The 21 Juliana v. US Youth Plaintiffs are Suing for a science-based National Recovery Plan

Throwback to the #RISEforclimate march in San Francisco last month! The next opportunity to fill the streets for climate is on October 29 to support the Juliana v. US plaintiffs as they head into the first day of the #TrialoftheCentury. Learn everything you need to know about the #youthvgov lawsuit against the federal government and […]

A Mother black bear will teach her cubs everything they need to know in order to survive…

The Black Bear moves softly through the berry patch showing her cubs the way, teaching her cubs where to find food, just like her mother taught her generation after generation, until… The greedy men laid out sweet smelling donuts hidden in a hollow log that tempted mother bear, and she used her strong paws to […]

The Backlash that comes with Supporting a Survivor #MeToo

Originally posted on Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin:
Last winter in February 2018, anti wolf legislators read Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin’s reblogged account of the sexual assault (it was common knowledge already being distributed on Earth First news wire) of Julie a member of Rod Coronado’s Wolf Patrol. These legislators began to use the…