The Wildlife News

March 2, 2009

  • Collared Arizona jaguar dies of kidney failure

    Brian Ertz

    Demarcated Landscapes has this post concerning the death of an Arizona jaguar that was recently collared in an effort to track its movement. They killed “euthanized” Macho B – DL This is a particularly saddening loss – there have been only 4 jaguars known to have visited north of the border in recent years. Macho…

  • Photos: Phantom Hill wolf pack takes a mountain lion

    Brian Ertz

    Some exciting news in central Idaho today – The Phantom Hill wolf pack made an appearance over the weekend igniting excitement from valley residents and wolf watchers. Update 3/4/09: Predators clash above Elkhorn – Idaho Mountain Express The Phantoms were in view – word got around and it was a wolf jam at the best viewing…

  • Idaho hopes to target Lolo wolves

    Ralph Maughan

    Officials will seek federal permission to kill wolves to protect Clearwater elk herd- Story by Jason Kauffman. Idaho Mountain Express Staff Writer. The story says this will be a multi-year effort because new wolves will quickly move in to replace the wolves killed. This raises the question, why would this happen if wolves have killed…

  • Western lands: Obama should pick Martha Hahn for BLM

    Ralph Maughan

    Western lands: Obama should pick Hahn for BLM. From Daniel’s News and Views. – – – – Note: Daniel Patterson is in the Arizona legislature, and he keeps a worthwhile blog.

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