Rachel Tilseth, the author of Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin, hosted this week’s Access Hour. She was joined by Alexander…
Read MoreService to Initiate Status Review of Gray Wolf in the Western U.S.
Excellent news for gray wolves in Idaho, Wyoming & Montana and other western states! In a press release dated September…
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Natural Resources Board’s fall harvest quota will be an unprecedented reduction to the viability of Wisconsin’s wolf population.
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board Action on the Fall Wolf Hunt Quota Rhinelander, WI. Wisconsin’s Green Fire statement on August 11,…
Read MoreTargeting Wildlife Predators with Poison to Improve Hunting Opportunities is not only Unethical, it is Illegal
The investigation into the poisonings began in December 2018 after animals were found with no clear cause of death, said…
Read MoreThere’s a push to hold a wolf hunt even though there’s no updated state management plan in Wisconsin.
A wolf hunt in Wisconsin could happen as early as January 2021. The Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association is pushing for…
Read MoreGrey Wolf Delisting Raises Concerns About Wisconsin’s Management Process
I’ve been involved in Wisconsin’s Wolf Recovery plan since the year 2000. The concern I have with the state management…
Read MoreThis week the Trump Administration announced plans to remove endangered gray wolf protections by end of the year.
This has been anticipated by several organizations, including Wisconsin’s Green Fire , that held a webinar last week. The webinar…
Read MoreWisconsin law, Act 169 states: if the wolf is not listed on the federal or Wisconsin endangered list, the department shall allow the hunting and trapping of wolves…
It’s very evident that if something isn’t done to change the law gray wolves in Wisconsin will be hunted. The…
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Targeting Wildlife Predators with Poison to Improve Hunting Opportunities is not only Unethical, it is Illegal
Over the last year several poison baits have killed domestic dogs and wild animals. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS)…
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Investigators offer reward for any information leading to the arrest of those poisoning wolves and wild animals.
In all, about half a dozen dogs and (about a half dozen) wolves, as well as several raccoons, weasels and…
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