From the daily archives: Monday, December 14, 2009
The efforts to re-introduce grizzlies to Washington and Idaho have been stalled for political reasons
Joel Connelly talks about the rate of recovery efforts for grizzly bears in the country, and specifically the North Cascades and Bitteroot Mountains of Washington, Idaho and Montana.
Are there grizzly bears in Washington state?. By Joel Connelly. Seattle […]
Continue Reading →The nation’s legendary conservationist saw the value of preserving wildness. Perhaps someday politicians will too-
Opinion in the LA Times. By James William Gibson
Continue Reading →Both seem to be around 20,000 a year, but the road kill number is less exact-
Females are 72% of the road kill. Human fatalities are 4 – 6 a year
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