State wolf rules go to public. By CHRIS MERRILL. Casper Star-Tribune environment reporter.
Of course Wyoming’s wolf plan is terrible and will result in the elimination of most packs except those inside Yellowstone Park. This would only happen under the Bush Administration.
They will be shooting wolves because the wolves will come to their […]
Continue Reading →Some animals engage in behavior that seems political, or at least has a similar effect among their own as human politics.
Political Animals (Yes, Animals). By Natatie Angier. New York Times.
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Continue Reading →Battle over Bighorn: Opposing views on disease and economics. This is part II. By Sven Berg. South Idaho Press
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I posted part I earlier. Here is it again. Battle over Bighorn, part I.
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There is more on this on the Western […]
Continue Reading →In Yellowstone, drought’s effects startling, subtle. By Mike Stark.
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Continue Reading →Here is more on the dangers of poisons set out for coyotes (and soon wolves?).
“Curious, Slaugh touched the stake, and it exploded, spewing a cloud of sodium cyanide in his face and chest. Slaugh, 65, of Vernal, Utah, said he suffers long-term health effects from the 2003 spraying. He has difficulty breathing, vomits almost […]
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