Feds to introduce more wolves this summer Written by Benjamin Fisher on March 1, 2016 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service provided an update on the controversial Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Program to attendees at the sixth annual Natural History of the Gila Symposium — an update that told a story of poor genetic diversity and a small drop …
Lost Lobos – Telluride Daily Planet: The Watch
It was 14 years ago, a summer night among the conifers. I’d enjoyed steak for dinner, cooked on a portable barbecue; afterwards, I tucked myself into my sleeping bag inside our Toyota truck. It was warm out, and I’d left the tailgate down. If I hadn’t, I would have missed the dark gray, deeply ticked fur –– clearly the back …
As Colorado Commissioners Fret Over Wolves, The Feds Work To Bring More | CPR
Sadly all they care about in Colorado is Cows and hunting!! Amid a debate over whether wolves belong in Colorado, an expert talks about the long federal effort to increase wolf populations in the U.S. To Teddy Roosevelt, wolves were “beasts of waste and desolation.” He said that in the 1880s, long before he was president. And that sentiment summed up …
Gulliford: Put wolves into Colorado
In January, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted not to allow the reintroduction of wolves back into the state. That’s too bad, because wolves are coming. They may already be here. You don’t think so? Then why is there a wolf-sighting form on the wildlife commission’s website, and why do so many Coloradans claim to have seen canis lupus …