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.
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) introduced an amendment that would remove wolves from federal Endangered Species Act protections in four states and no judicial review. This is the second anti-wolf bill to be introduced in the senate. The first is the Bipartisan Sportsmen's Act. Both of these bills call for delisting wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan …
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Source: World Animal News Wednesday, January 27th 2016 | By: Ginn Andrews The California Department Of Fish and Wildlife Conservation held a public meeting last night at Cal State Long Beach to discuss the controversial plan that would allow gray wolves, listed by California as an endangered species, to be killed under certain circumstances. The …
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Source: the Capital Times, Madison Wisconsin If you spot a coyote, haze it, say public health officials By STEVEN ELBOW This kind of hazing isn’t a frat thing. Actually, authorities want you to do it — to coyotes. Madison/Dane County Public Health on Wednesday released an instructional video on how to haze a coyote. Hazing …
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Source: Humane Society of the United States January 21, 2016 The so-called Sportsmen’s Act in Congress was always a misnomer. The bill provides a small class of trophy hunters free rein to kill native carnivores or bring their body parts into the United States without delivering anything practical or meaningful for rank-and-file hunters and …
Winter is the best time of year to get out to track wild wolves in Wisconsin. I'm looking forward to the fresh cold air, red rosey cheeks and spotting the first wolf track of the season. It's time to track the wolf pack in Wisconsin. First up is a tracking re-fresher course which I took …
January 25, 2016 Source: Center for Biological Diversity
Take action for wolves in the Great Lakes Region and Wyoming. Wolf advocates must focus all their efforts on stopping the new ammendment that would remove federal protections in four states, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Wyoming. If this ammendment passes wolf hunts in these states will resume again. Out of all the states that hunt …
By Brunella Pernigotti If you look at a map of Italy, you’ll see that Turin, my city, is to the extreme north-west of the country. It is surrounded by mountains (the western Alps), that are arranged in a semicircle at north and west and south of it, so that they separate Italy from France. Turin …
January 20, 2016 anti-wolf legislation is on the move again in congress. The Detroit Free Press reports Senate panel backs bill to drop wolf protections. By Matthew Daly, Associated Press 2:27 p.m. EST January 20, 2016 WASHINGTON — A Senate committee has approved a Republican amendment to strip federal protection from gray wolves in three Great …
Source: The Salt Lake Tribune January 19, 2016 Whose interests are the Four Corners governors looking after in signing a compact stating they don't want wolves in their states? Certainly not the interests of wildlife, watersheds or the majority of their human constituents. Most ranchers believe that wolves and humans can't live together, but wild wolves …
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