That’s just a tiny fraction of the cost Wisconsin pays for the sport of running dogs on bear. Let’s not forget the costs for wildlife; the bear cubs separated from their mothers, foraging black bears are kept on the move, and how about the White-tailed deer forced to protect her fawn from packs of free… Continue Reading
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Why did I choose to advocate for Wisconsin wolf recovery? It all started in a dream. In 1991 I had one of those dreams, that was so vivid, that you wonder if the dream was real. The dream took place in an old period style house. The house had bay windows that went from ceiling… Continue Reading
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Wisconsin’s wolf was returned to the Endangered Species List on December 19, 2014, after three reckless trophy hunts. Hunting of an endangered species just off the ESL should never be tolearned. Wolves in Wisconsin are protected, but for how long? Fringe hunters are determined to delist wolves, then turn them back over to state management.… Continue Reading
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On a cool autumn evening in October we drove down an unpaved-country road in search of the wild Wisconsin wolf. It was a perfect night for a wolf howl survey. There was a full moon out that night. The night air was cool with no breeze. A perfect night to make our human-howls carry through… Continue Reading
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Featured photograph is of sun setting at camp Generations Indigenous Ways is a community based Native nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering American Indian youth with the knowledge of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education enhanced by Oglala Lakota values and way of life using Indigenous Sciences. Click HERE to make a donation About Generations… Continue Reading
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Many animals are harmed (through suffering and killing) to serve human interests and values without due consideration of other animals’ interests and intrinsic value. ~Compassionate Conservation Wisconsin can no longer afford to go back, back to the old way of thinking; the killing of wildlife in order to conserve them. For example; Wisconsin spent decades… Continue Reading
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Wisconsin Wolf Facts a group pushing for a wolf hunt, sponsored Wolf Summit ll held Saturday April 8 in northern Wisconsin with 50 people in attendance; “It’s like any population, there needs to be some control measures, we have none now,” said Sen. Tom Tiffany (R – Hazelhurst). Source Speakers at the Wolf Summit ll insist the… Continue Reading
