Gray wolves are highly intelligent and social animals just like the domestic dog. Just where did this working relationship begin? The domestic dog and the gray wolf have the same common ancestor. Studies suggest the split between their common ancestor occurred some 33,000 years ago. “Humans and dogs were constant companions well before our ancestors […]

Originally posted on Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin:
These and other questions come to mind as the Federal Government Working On Removing Gray Wolf From Endangered Species List . Will Wisconsin be transparent in its management of the Gray wolf population, and once again allow for greater pubic input as it did prior to the…

I never sided with any anti wolf legislators against any other groups. Anti wolf legislators read my blog and used my name without my permission. I did make a complaint about this with a Legislator. I’m now receiving the backlash from a couple Wisconsin wolf advocates for supporting a survivor of sexual assault. Misogyny within […]

Earth Island Journal by KIERA ANDERSON KITTY STRYKER Photo by Laura Borealis No Compromise – Our movement needs to do a better job of addressing sexual violence and misogyny within its ranks. WHILE MOST OF US may be irritated but not surprised to deal with misogyny in our day-to-day lives, we don’t expect to experience […]

…Senator Sean Duffy (R-WI) has introduced legislation to remove Gray wolves from the Federal Endangered Species List. The senator wants to use science-based wildlife management for Wisconsin’s Gray wolf population he says. Senator Duffy’s science-based management is a trophy hunt on Wisconsin’s Gray wolf. That’s precisely what he wants for Wisconsin’s Gray wolf; delisting them […]

The Black Bear moves softly through the berry patch showing her cubs the way, teaching as her mother taught her, for generation after generation, until… The greedy men laid out sweet smelling donuts hidden in a hollow log that tempted mother bear. But thereafter, the silence in the forest was broken in by the noise […]

Writing letters to your representatives, making phone calls to elected officials, sharing news, answering calls to action alerts, writing letters to the editors, and more is how advocates are winning the war on wolves. Since the year 2011 thousands of social media sites about protecting Gray wolves have cropped up. Educating the general public about […]

Originally posted on Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin:
Individual species should and must be managed for the good of the species and the habitat it depends. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources estimates; most recent data indicates the bear population is currently estimated to be just under 29,000 bears. DNR manages bear population size through regulated…