Doug Smith, Yellowstone, Do wolves kill for sport, or kill more than they can eat? Doug Smith of the Wolf Restoration Project in Yellowstone Discuses the Question of Surplus Killing: Do wolves kill for sport, or kill more than they can eat? March 29, 2016 Rachel Tilseth Q & A: Wolves, Doug Smith Wolves do not kill for sport. But will they kill more than they can immediately eat? The answer is yes if the conditions are…
Films about wolves Never Cry Wolf is a True Story About a Government Determined to Scapegoat Wolves March 27, 2016 Rachel Tilseth A never ending story… A government researcher, sent to research the “menace” of wolves in the north, learns about the true beneficial and positive nature of the species. Never Cry…
Science of wolves and surplus killings Uncategorized Surplus killings by wolves is a rare occurrence and serves a purpose. March 27, 2016 Rachel Tilseth The latest news out of Wyoming Wolf Pack Slaughters 19 Elk in Rare ‘Surplus Killing’ Unusual behavior leaves game officials scratching their heads in Wyoming, according to National Geographic published…
Science and wolves The Bozeman Film Society kicks off it’s inaugural Science on Screen (SoS) Series on March 30th March 26, 2016 Rachel Tilseth The Bozeman Film Society kicks off it’s inaugural Science on Screen (SoS) Series on March 30th with gorgeous coming of age drama, DRUID PEAK. Director Marni Zelnick & executive producer,…
Howling For Wolves Wolf Day 2016 in Minnesota Over 200 wolf advocates talked with state legislators at the Minnesota State Capitol for Howling For Wolves ‘WOLF DAY 2016 ‘ March 25, 2016 Rachel Tilseth On Wednesday March 23, 2016 over 200 Minnesotans braved the spring snowstorm to converge on the capital for ‘Wolf Day 2016’ sponsored by the Minnesota based wolf advocacy organization Howling…