Protect The Wolves™ Would like to thank Dean Ron Mittelhammer/ WSU

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Protect The Wolves™ Would like to thank Dean Ron Mittelhammer for making wdfw’s wolf update email list Public 😉 Even though hes shown himself to smooze WAG members at the WAG meetings, He has made this email list out Public 😉 Downloadable PDF on our Website.   [gview file=”http://protectthewolves.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/deanmittlehammer.pdf”]  

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Washington States WDFW Wolf count Questionable

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  We find it difficult with the amount of wolves slaughtered  by WDFW alone by WDFW  in the last 2 years that their count increased. WDFW claimed they employed an array of non-lethal strategies last year, however with Picture documentation it shoes that ast least 1 of these deterrents were not present it appears as they have claimed, Washington Department of Fish …

For Immediate Release: Washington State Attorney General Attacks Tribal Sovereignty Again: Challenges Skokomish Tribe’s ownership of a River 

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For Immediate Release: Redding Ca For Questions: Patricia Herman President Protect The Wolves™ (530) 377-3031 Roger Dobson Director of Grants (530) 377-3031 pressreleaseinfo@protectthewolves.com   Protect The Wolves™ just reached out to “Guy” Miller, Skokomish Tribal Chairman, after seeing the blatant disregard for the law with continued Discrimination, and stating that they could bait the Federal Government to take action because they can …

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‘I just want out’: Large carnivore conservation lab director opens up about relationship with WSU 

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Robert Wielgus’s black motorcycle jacket, bike chain necklace, skull-shaped ring and black cowboy hat stand out on a subdued Tuesday morning in a Moscow coffee shop. Wielgus made the town his home about three years ago after moving from Pullman. It was around the same time he was beginning his research on wolves. He has since been at the center …