Amaroq Weiss is the Senior West Coast Wolf Advocate, with the Center for Biological Diversity. Lassen pack pup from 2017 litter. Trailcam photo taken June 30, 2017. Photo credit: California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Stories of People & Wolves Talk Show will interview Amaroq Weiss; Senior West Coast Wolf Advocate, with the Center for …
Lawsuit argues that wolves must remain federally protected until the Fish and Wildlife Service implements a national recovery plan.
“We won’t let the Trump administration bring wolf recovery to a screeching halt to benefit the blood sport of trophy hunting,” said Collette Adkins, a Minneapolis-based Center biologist and attorney. “If successful, our lawsuit would require the feds to recover wolves nationwide and block their efforts to prematurely remove protection.” Lawsuit Fights Trump Administration Effort …
The Revelator, an online news and ideas initiative of the Center for Biological Diversity
The Revelator aims to be a new voice for conservation in the 21st century. The Revelator provides investigative reporting, analysis and stories at the intersection of politics, conservation, art, culture, endangered species, climate change, economics and the future of wild species, wild places and the planet. www.therevelator.org Coming in May About The Revelator The Revelator, an …
Missing
The Shasta Pack California’s seven gray wolves are missing, according to reports by the San Francisco Chronicle. California Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist Pete Figura said the wolves, known as the Shasta Pack, could have migrated to a new region with more prey, but that it was unusual for the pack hunters to abandon …
Amaroq Weiss – An Insiders Guide to Advocacy -What YOU can do for wolves
A Broadcast in Education Friday at 7:00 pm - Ms. Weiss will be taking your questoins at 9:00 pm live est. Go to wolfdogradio.com for broadcast details. About Amaroq Weiss Amaroq Weiss, West Coast Wolf Organizer for the Center for Biological Diversity, coordinates campaigns for the restoration and protection of wolf populations in California, Oregon and …
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Research shows we can’t meet global climate targets without reducing meat and dairy consumption.
Take extinction off your plate - A project of Center for Biological Diversity Before You Eat, Get the Facts. Ever wonder what the real cost of your food is to wildlife and our planet? Extinction Facts Labels are here to help. We’ve crunched the numbers on beef, chicken and pork so you know just …
Wolf Wars Infographic – Center for Biological Diversity
January 25, 2016 Source: Center for Biological Diversity