Wolves In and Around Yellowstone
Start: February 1 at 7 p.m.
End: February 4 at 4 p.m.
Location: Gardiner, Montana
Instructors: Nathan Varley, Ph.D. Candidate & Linda Thurston, M.S.
$340
Limit: 19
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The wolves in Yellowstone annually attract thousands of visitors hoping […]
Continue Reading →Voters put ‘conserve’ back in conservative. By Blaine Harden. The Washington Post.
There has been a lot of this happy talk lately. I hope it’s true, but certainly haven’t seen anything in the agencies or on the ground to indicate that anything has changed except that the Western outdoors is being destroyed at an […]
Continue Reading →Switzerland has a population of 3 or 4 wolves and apparently wanted a “hunting season.”
European Commission refuses to downgrade wolf protected status in Europe. WWF newsroom. This article appears in a number of other places too.
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