WWPblog links to a poll released today which demonstrates that Southwesterners Want Wolves – by a hefty margin no less !
Update : Reconquistas ! – Demarcated Landscapes
As many know, the restoration of the Mexican wolf to the southwest has been obstructed by Fish & Wildlife Service’s unabashed placation of the livestock industry […]
Continue Reading →Dan Brister examines the possible connection between Corriente cattle and the recent brucellosis outbreaks causing the loss of Montana’s brucellosis-free status. He questions whether cattle may be the source of the outbreaks rather than wildlife.
Montana to lose brucellosis-free status
Dan Brister from Buffalo Field Campaign
West Yellowstone News.
Meanwhile, Bill Schneider […]
Continue Reading →The long winter has had an effect on ungulate populations in Idaho so hunting permits, especially moose permits, will be reduced so as not to effect the populations as much for the coming winter.
Winter Kill in Idaho
KPVI TV – Pocatello, Idaho
Be Sure to watch the attached video as well as […]
Continue Reading →As suggested in an earlier post (or two), the Bush Administration’s Fish & Wildlife Service is doing its best to take its decision to list polar bears and extend federal protections to oil companies with it :
Oil Companies Get OK To Annoy Bears – AP
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Continue Reading →With relatively high gas prices, oil companies, their political puppets, and media continue the reverberation suggestive of the idea that drilling for oil on federal lands will bring prices down. Framing policy issues in the media is the first step – the take comes shortly after. It seems logical that drilling on federal lands would […]
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