Rewilding can't work without predators. Predators aren't all bad news for other species, they actually carry out vital ecosystem services. Image credit: U.S Fish And Wildlife Service via flickr, Public Domain Source, Author: RACHAEL FUNNELL Digital Content Producer Staring down the toothy jaws of a wolf, you might not imagine it’s an animal that needs the help …
200,000+ signatures submitted in favor of wolf reintroduction in Colorado
Restore the Howl! Backers of a proposal to reintroduce gray wolves to western Colorado turned in 211,000 signatures for a measure that would put the measure on the ballot. The Rocky Mountain Wolf Action Fund said in a Tuesday news conference that the measure has ‘widespread bipartisan support,” claiming two-thirds of the state supports wolf …
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The Gray Wolf & White-Tailed deer…
Predator & Prey Dynamic... One feeds the other, while the one is kept in a healthy balance by the other. The Gray wolf has an amazing olfactory sense! A wolf walks up to an abandoned White-tailed deer’s bed, and gently blows on it. Then, all the particles, the scents, flow up into the wolf’s olfactory …
Changing Perceptions by Planting Seeds of Compassion
Changing the perceptions of people who have negative views of wolves begins with dialogue. If we want to change this negative to a positive perception we must open the dialogue, and engage, ask questions, and plant seeds – seeds of compassion that will grow into new perceptions of valuing the role wolves play in balancing …
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