From the daily archives: Monday, January 8, 2007

Alberta haters shoot wild horses to lure in wolves to shoot too

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A really disgusting story . . .Reward in wild horse shootings now $3,000. CBC News

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Washington State wolf plan working group is selected

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In anticipation that wolves from Idaho and/or British Columbia will disperse to Washington state, “Eighteen citizens have been selected as members of a working group to guide the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) in developing a plan for conservation and management of gray wolves that are expected to make their way to” the […]

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Butch Otter is now Idaho governor. Which Idaho will it be?

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Here are current conditions. Which will grow during his Administration?

Off road vehicle abuse near Pocatello, Idaho. Photo by Ralph Maughan


Cache Meadow in Central Idaho. Used to be heavily grazed, the grazing was bought out.
Now it abounds with elk. Photo by Ralph Maughan. Note the Rainbow […]

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YNP WOLF Field Notes, 12/30/06-1/6/07

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Wolf Recovery Foundation Board member Kathie Lynch has another set of high interesting notes of recent events on the Northern Range of Yellowstone Park. These wrap up the aftermath of the death of the Slough Creek Pack’s only male member, alpha male 490M. She details what may have been an acceptance ritual by the Sloughs […]

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~ Edward Abbey