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'm a fan of Nature 365 and have the ap on my IPad. Brandenburg and Joffrion's daily webdocumentary present the viewer with beauty, serenity and spirituality of our natural world. I crave more of these videos and hope this series will continue in 2016. ~Rachel Source: 365 moments of nature, from January 1 to December …
I'm re blogging California Wolves in Review, 2015
The inspiration for this body of work comes from the way dogs looks at you with intense concentration as if trying to understand your words or thoughts. I am intrigued by the intelligence and extreme focus in their eyes and the depth of their concentration as well as their beautiful noses, detecting smells …
Continue reading "‘Behind the Eyes of a Dog’ by Artist – Diana J. Smith, "
This year in review for the Great Lakes wolf has seen it all from being federally protected, to threats of delisting, and anti- wolf riders being rejected. The year 2015 started out on a positive note for wolf advocates, because a federal Judge had ordered the Great Lakes Wolf back on the ESA on December …
Continue reading "Great Lakes Wolf News Highlights of the Year 2015"
This is good news about my favorite Wildwoods Rehabilitation expanding into a bigger facility! What a blessing this rehab has been for area wildlife...last year a bobcat was rescued from a trap and released back into the wild...please give a holiday gift to this worthy cause...Happy Holidays! Source: Duluth News Tribune By John Myers on Dec …
I'm re-posting Lin's review of Medicine of the Wolf film. Happy Holidays everyone! December 14, 2015 Source Canis Lupus 101 Click HERE to watch Medicine of the Wolf When a documentary comes along that garners a 1st place grant from HSUS, wins the top award at the Arizona International Film Festival and the Audience Choice award at …
Continue reading "“Medicine of the Wolf” a review by Lin Kerns blogger at Canis Lupus 101"
It's important to take action to keep wolves listed...Wisconsin is the worst and quite literally threw dogs at wolves During Wisconsin's second wolf hunt, "wolf hounding" began in 2013... The following is from news archive of 2013... 2 Wolves Were Killed By Hunters Using Dogs This Week December 06, 2013 By Chuck Quirmbach, Wisconsin Public …
Continue reading "Take Action to Keep the Great Lakes and Wyoming Wolf Listed"
By Barry Babcock Source Two issues loom in my mind lately. One is a troubling question of why not allow “fair chase” hunters who are not necessarily part of the wolf-hating crowd to kill a wolf in a managed hunt. The second is the attempt by Congress including one of our current Minnesota Senators …