, and other ghastly practices on preserves, refuges in Alaska The United States does not have to be party to the anti-predator mania that infects the wildlife management industry in Alaska. The state adopted an Intensive Predator Management program in 1994, and it’s essentially been treating its moose and caribou like a cattle herd, offering them up to Alaska hunters …
Increased wolf sightings prompt advice from Colorado Parks and Wildlife
If they would start doing what they are capable of fining…. Wolf Poaching would CEASE!!! According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – the agency with jurisdiction over wolves in Colorado – killing a wolf or any endangered species can result in criminal charges, a year in prison and fines up to $100,000 per offense, depending on circumstances and …
Gray wolf population increasing in Colorado
DENVER – It’s becoming more likely that you might see gray wolves in Colorado and officials are reminding people that it is a crime to kill them. The wolf population is growing in nearby states and they are known to travel long distances, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials. There has been an increase in reports of wolves in Colorado …
Protect The Wolves Sanctuary could help The Profanity Peak wolf pack
Protect The Wolves Sanctuary if it can raise the necessary funds with Our Native American Religious Rights could quite possibly help save this pack before Ranchers will have them Wiped Out. We have to come together as 1 to make a huge Difference. Please help us to help them 😉 A Northeastern Washington ranchers’ organization says members of the Profanity Peak …