Key Population of Alaska’s Alexander Archipelago Wolves Nearly Wiped Out in 1 Year By John R. Platt | June 11, 2015 These are dire times for one of the world’s rarest wolf subspecies. Over the past year one of the most important populations* of Alaska’s Alexander Archipelago wolves (Canis lupus ligoni) has plummeted from 221 to as low as 60, according to data …
Alaska Confirms 60 Percent Decline in Rare Wolf Population, Still Plans Trapping and Hunting Season
Alaska Confirms 60 Percent Decline in Rare Wolf Population, Still Plans Trapping and Hunting Season SITKA, Alaska— The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is planning a 2015-2016 trapping and hunting season on rare Alexander Archipelago wolves in the Prince of Wales Island area, despite scientific data confirming a 60 percent decline in the wolf population in just one year. The population of …
Our friends are now taking up Arms ;)
It would be so cool to see the playing field fair… yes this is but a bit of humor….
Wolf killed along Interstate 90, a sign gray wolves are settling west of Cascade Crest
Please note, this is NOT the actual picture….. ;( A female gray wolf was found dead on Monday, apparently struck by a car, between mileposts 41 and 42 of Interstate 90 west of Snoqualmie Pass. It was the first wolf killed by a car west of the Cascade Crest, and a possible sign that “Canis lupus” is expanding its habitat …