Wolves of Douglas County WI Films
Our films will make the viewer stop and think about how the human race is impacting wildlife, specifically gray wolves.
I recently read an article on wolves in northern MN; "Wolves Thriving Up North, But Does That Mean It's Time to Stop Protecting them?" Read full article here:http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/2015/02/wolves.php?utm_source=Newsletters&utm_medium=email What is the future for wild wolves in the Great Lakes? These conflicts between people with pets and wolves are both very real and sad. But as …
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Dirty politics are the norm now. Sell out the wilderness for a piece of copper, gold or taconite. Take the sand out of the hills for dirty oil. Strip the trees from the forest, hunt the wolf for trophy because his family stands in the way of progress. Progress or pioneers? It was the same …
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(Photograph is of She Wolf Yellowstone, belongs to owner) Last month advocates for wolves on the national front came together sending a clear message to to congress to #KeepWolvesListed Conservation, wildlife and wolf advocate organizations sent a letter to congress last month, Read the following letter; Re: Please Oppose Any Legislation to Remove Wolves from …
Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin signed a petition along with 21 other regional and national conservation and wolf advocacy organizations, to keep protections in place – asking the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to reclassify wolves from "endangered" to "threatened." The proposal would ensure federal oversight of wolves, encourage the development of a national recovery …
I've always been drawn to trees, rivers and wolves. Looking for peace and solitude because of day to day stresses: I always sought out the serenity of the forest through its' smells, sounds and sights. In these forests is where I first heard the howls of wild wolves. -Rachel "The Boreal forest is the world's …
At this time of year Wisconsin's north woods is over run with hunting activity. Wisconsin Department of Natural resources (WDNR) news release has it that wolf on dog attacks has increased, the following news article: Wisconsin wolf on dog attacks increase, wildlife experts say... "Wildlife experts say wolves have killed or seriously injured six dogs …