Captive Carnivores Not Up To Wild Living. Science Daily.
This article shows that like the Mexican wolves, extinct in the wild, it is difficult to reintroduce a species. They tend to be killed far too often by human shootings and car accidents.
The wild wolves brought to Idaho and Yellowstone and the wild lynx […]
Continue Reading →The entire herd in the Elkhorn Mountains near Helena might die. Once again the suspect is domestic sheep (this is according to the article below).
Pneumonia strikes bighorn sheep. By Eve Byron. Helena Independent Record.
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Continue Reading →Aerial hunt clash goes underground. Ads from conservation group back proposed federal prohibition. By Erika Bolstad.
“Alaskans voted twice to ban aerial hunting, and the vote has been overturned twice,” said Jessica Brand, a spokeswoman for the Washington, D.C.-based Defenders of Wildlife. “The only way to end this once and for all is to […]
Continue Reading →The photo was taken by an unknown person on 9-26-06.
These wolves were shot from the air in Danskin Mountains, a vast rugged area of low, steep mountains NE of Boise. I could never found out what these wolves supposedly did, although in August 2006 Ed Bangs reported “On the 15th, an ID WS aircrew […]
Continue Reading →This is today’s SLC Tribune editorial against continuing use of ranchers getting to use cyanide and 1080.
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Continue Reading →Predation does more than affect ecosystem dynamics, it also shapes the evolution of prey species.
Predators Do More Than Kill Prey. Science Daily.
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Continue Reading →U.S. Given Poor Marks on the Environment. By Felicity Barringer. New York Times.
“A new international ranking of environmental performance puts the United States at the bottom of the Group of 8 industrialized nations and 39th among the 149 countries on the list.”
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