‘The Wildlife News’ Site Update
Friends,
The Wildlife News is undergoing some changes. We’ve been migrating the site over to a ‘self-hosted’ webpage which we hope will better accommodate the rich conversation/debate about western public land and wildlife issues you’ve grown to expect over on our corner of the inter-tubes.
By migrating the site from wordpress.com over to our own server we won’t need to pay to keep the site ad-free, we’ll be able to better illustrate many of the western wildlife issues of interest to you – as well as utilize many more ways for visitors to contribute.
Soon, the layout/look of the site will be slightly different. The site will also have a different web address. Don’t worry ! All those links to ‘wolves.wordpress.com’ will still work (redirect) and it’s the same community of folk it’s always been …
Thanks to The Wolf Recovery Foundation and Western Watersheds Project for their support of these much-needed changes !
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Can’t wait to see the new digs after you’ve “moved” over!
Hey Brian and Ken, you still doing that thing in Boise tonight?
yeah … i gotta hit the road …
It’s snowing here be careful driving over