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.
Everything comes down to protecting Mother Earth. We just don't have anywhere else to live, this is our last chance, we have one planet, one Mother Earth, and she is sacred. In 2016 we heard the war cry "Mni Wiconi" (Water is Life) coming from the center of Sacred Stone Camp part of the Standing …
Continue reading "#OneEarth, How a Desperate Extractive Industry Infiltrated the Water Protectors…"
Hounding has got to go! The coyote hunter in the video is never prosecuted. Warning the following video contains violence against a helpless wild sentient-being. Watch the video, then read the story behind it. I've been trying to get justice for this coyote since I first found the video in 2014. I turned it in …
Between Turin and Castelluccio di Porretta Terme there are about 400 kilometers. A pleasant journey through the hills of Asti, which then turn into those of Piacenza, and then enter the rich and dark earth territory of Bologna. As we drove the car we were singing all the way accompanied by the windshield wipers: Mirco, …
Continue reading "The 2018 Wolf Festival in Italy was an event I didn’t want to miss…"
Please take action for America's Gray wolf... From D.C. to Yellowstone National Park’s Montana boundary the Gray wolf has been persecuted. Delisting Legislation is being considered in the senate (already passed by the House) that would remove gray wolves from the lower 48 and take away any judicial review. And return wolf management back into …
Continue reading "Gray Wolves are at Risk of Loosing Federal Protection…"
Listening to the mournful calls from Little T, Small Dot and the five pups made while searching for 926F, their lost family member, leaves no doubt in my mind or my heart that they feel strong family bonds. There must be a way to protect YNP wolves that wonder outside the park boundary. Meet the …
Continue reading "Mournful Calls of the Lamar Canyon Wolves Calling for Their Lost Family Member…"
An article from The New York Times. The shooting of another Lamar Canyon pack member has renewed calls for a buffer between Yellowstone and nearby lands, to protect roaming wolves. By Jim Robbins November 30, 2018 HELENA, Mont. — A wild wolf known as 926F, dear to the hearts of wolf watchers who visit Yellowstone, was …
Continue reading "A Famous Alpha Wolf’s Daughter, Spitfire, Is Killed by a Hunter"