Wolves in Yellowstone Led to Unexpected Positive Ecological Response

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Yellowstones Wildlife are in dire need of our proposed “Sacred Resource Protection Zone”. Join Us today to protect your childrens resources Twenty years ago, an ecological experiment started at Yellowstone National Park. Wolves, which had been hunted to extinction in the park, were reintroduced. In January 1995, eight grey wolves from Jasper National Park in Alberta were dropped off at Yellowstone. From …

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Wyoming Fish and Game passing the Blame for needless Grizzly Slaughter

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Nearly a dozen grizzlies euthanized since September 1st in Wyoming Deciding fate of conflict bears a team effort We find it deplorable that the Wyoming Officials are pointing fingers toward the Feds. Come on folks 30 bears have been lethally “removed” in the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem in 2018, 11 euthanizations just since Sept. 1st. It is past time to stop …

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Butch Otter appears to be pot calling the kettle black

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Call for Idaho F&G commissioner’s removal! Seriously Butch Otter? After all of the blood you have on your hands? “Governor Otter was briefed and has seen the pictures,” said Jon Hanian, the governor’s spokesman. “He has expressed concern about them and we’re looking into the situation.” BOISE, Idaho (CBS 2) — An Idaho Fish and Game commissioner who emailed photos of …

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Isle Royale wolf relocation project wraps up for the year – ABC News

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  Officials at Isle Royale National Park say they’ve wrapped up the first phase of a multi-year effort to rebuild the gray wolf population. Three females and one male were trapped on the Minnesota mainland in recent weeks and flown to the Lake Superior park. A fifth wolf died during transit. Two other wolves were already at the park — …