The Wildlife News

April 24, 2007

  • Luthi removes self from wolf issue

    Brian Ertz

    Here’s a hoot from the Billings Gazette: Randall Luthi, a former Wyoming state House speaker who was recently appointed to the No. 2 spot at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, said he will not be involved in the dispute between Wyoming and the federal agency over wolves. Luthi is barred from involvement with the…

  • Michigan men sentenced for killing wolves

    Brian Ertz

    The Mining Gazette out of Michingan tells of two men who get two sentences for killing wolves in Michigan. Both wolves were killed on the same day in different places. The two thousand and a bit of probation seems light to me, especially given their listed status – Men sentenced for killing wolves By KURT…

  • N. Arizona off-roaders fear near ban

    Brian Ertz

    ATV riders in northern Arizona’s Coconino NF are looking at a ban on off-roading as the scars of their less responsible take a toll on the land. N. Ariz. off-roaders fear a near-ban Published: Arizona Daily Star AP

  • Freudenthal kills proposed water rules

    Brian Ertz

    The Governor of Wyoming killed water regulations passed by a citizen board aimed at curtailing negative effects of coalbed methane water surges in the state. The board insisted the the methane-water increase in quanitity not implicate the quality of the water. Freudenthal claims the board over-reached. Some folks get upset when judges legislate, how about…

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