Trophic Cascade: Keeping the Carnivore; Saving the Forest. (Second of Two Parts). By Deb Donahue. Wyomingfile.com
Folks certainly liked the first part judging from the comments. I didn’t know there would be a second part. RM.
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Donahue is a lawyer and public lands law expert
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In case you missed it, here is part I.
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There needs to be a National Canid Protection Act. I have thought about this for a while and think that env. groups like Defenders need to present this to the next, more wildlife friendly Congress. These do nothing bureaucrats that work for state fish and game agencies might be the ultimate conservative, do nothing for change type of people. Go above them. Read more at:
http://easterncoyoteresearch.com/NationalCanidProtectionAct.html