Compassionate conservation considers the lives of individual beings as a critical component to keeping ecosystems healthy.
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The WDNR Wolf Advisory Committee is finalized and ready to take up management of the state’s Gray wolf population.
The stakeholders were chosen to work together on a committee that will manage the State's estimated 1,0000 Gray wolf population,…
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Wisconsin allows the barbaric practice of “wolf hounding” to pursue, track, and potentially corner wolves for hunting.
A brief history of Wisconsin's brutal wolf hunts when gray wolves are not protected under the Endangered Species Act.
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She was more than a wolf to her family, to her brothers the Ojibwa people of the Great Lakes.
This short film conveys the loss of this beautiful animal serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between…
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A public declaration of intent to bestow the rights of nature on Canis lupus italicus by Brunella Pernigotti
Rights of nature will be bestowed upon the rare Italian wolf at Festa del lupo 2025 authored by Brunella Pernigotti
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Ecological economics recognizes that humans are a part of this larger ecological system and not apart from it.
A sustainable future involves all inhabitants moving away from the consumer being the main driver to an ecological sustainability main…
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Tribes insist on protections for wolves in the face of public pressures, a discussion on the Native American Calling Podcast
You will hear about tribal efforts to help wolves, and get a picture of a film about the Cherokee connections…
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Grey Wolves & White-tailed Deer: Urban Legend versus Scientific Fact: Reblogged
In reality, when WDNR data of Deer Mortality in Wisconsin’s Northern and Central Forests data has Wisconsin black bears are…
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Top predators, such as wolves, create healthy ecosystems through Trophic Cascades. Killing them to conserve is not conservation.
Humans would like to think they are at the top, running the show. Instead, they have done more harm than…
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Find Your Wild Podcast Interviews Marc Bekoff, Biologist, Ethologist and Author.
Host Brianna Godberson. Brianna sat down with the award-winning author of The Emotional Lives of Animals, and the conversation became…
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