Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin
The story of White Eyes a wolf of Douglas county Wisconsin
The WDNR should use its authority more fully to prevent the kind of unwanted outcomes experienced in the February 2021 wolf hunt from being repeated. ~Wisconsin’s Green Fire Wisconsin DNR … Read More
Seeking Public Input: The DNR seeks public input on the Fall 2021 wolf harvest season as well as the ongoing revision to the state’s wolf management plan. Use the online … Read More
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board will meet virtually on Monday for a Special Meeting to discuss the next steps to establish a wolf hunt in Wisconsin for February 2021. Deadline … Read More
First, do no harm as a commitment to prioritising non-invasive approaches in conservation research and practice,… One of the guiding principles of Compassionate Conservation That’s the million dollar question many … Read More
This is my story of White Eyes, a Wisconsin grey wolf, Alpha Wolf 447. I believe that nothing happens by mistake. When I became a volunteer Wisconsin Department of Natural … Read More
Making a difference for Wisconsin’s wild grey wolf. The following two organizations have been around for decades and have proven track records on educating the public about grey wolves. Both … Read More
A wolf hunt in Wisconsin could happen as early as January 2021. The Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association is pushing for a wolf hunt without allowing the public to weigh in. … Read More
I’ve been involved in Wisconsin’s Wolf Recovery plan since the year 2000. The concern I have with the state management of its gray wolf is the legislative mandated wolf hunt. … Read More
This has been anticipated by several organizations, including Wisconsin’s Green Fire , that held a webinar last week. The webinar program featured a trio of expert panelists envisioning a future … Read More
Opportunities for Collaboration: A Shared Vision for Wolves in Wisconsin by Wisconsin’s Green Fire Panelists: Adrian Wydeven, WGF Wildlife Co-Chair; Jodi Habush Sinykin, Midwest Environmental Advocates; Peter David, Great Lakes … Read More