Coexist with predators Mendocino County must evaluate the merits of a non-lethal predator control program as a result of a lawsuit brought by a coalition of environmental and animal protection groups April 22, 2016 Rachel Tilseth Source: Mendocino County to Perform Environmental Study on Lethal Animal Program County Settles Second Lawsuit with Animal Protection Coalition Over Controversial Wildlife Services Program Published on Apr 21, 2016 –…
Wolves in California need regulations Letter to the Editor: Regulations needed to aide gray wolves recovery in California. April 19, 2016 Rachel Tilseth The California Fish and Wildlife Commission is considering new regulations to ban nighttime hunting and lethal trapping in California’s gray wolf habitat. These regulations are an essential step in establishing…
Earth Day 2016 Saving our planet is a life-long-fight for every Earth Day! April 17, 2016 Rachel Tilseth In 1970 I was 16 years old and witnessed the protests against the Vietnam war and the counterculture. At 16 years of age I thought we could do anything and…
Coexistence with the Mexican gray wolf Bridging the gap between opponents and supporters to create a tolerance for the Mexican gray wolf and its population recovery. April 16, 2016 Rachel Tilseth Applications open for livestock producers on Mexican wolf ‘pay-for-presence’ program By Ken Showers GREENLEE COUNTY — The Mexican gray wolf is in the news once again as the Mexican Wolf/Livestock…
Action alert for wolves in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and Wyoming Take action for wolves in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and Wyoming to oppose anti-wolf delisting rider. April 16, 2016 Rachel Tilseth U.S. senate bill S.2012 – Energy Policy Modernization Act of 2015 114th Congress (2015-2016) has the notorious anti- wolf rider attached to it, Senate amendment 3033 to senate amendment 2953…