Carter Niemeyer helped capture the wolves that were brought to Yellowstone National Park and Idaho in the 1990’s. He had began his career as a government trapper in Montana in the mid 1980’s. In 2000 he became the Idaho wolf recovery coordinator for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. He served in that capacity until his retirement in 2006. …
Suzanne Stone | KUED.org
I used to hold a better Opinion for Defenders of Wildlife… Now they are right there with RMEF!! They both are poor examples of being a Wildlife Advocate. not just RMEF! Suzanne Stone transcript Wolves2/KUED Interviewer Would you give me your full name and title? Suzanne Stone Suzanne Stone, and my title is Northern Rockies Representative for Defenders of Wildlife. …
Wolves Can Suffer From PTSD | Effects of Capture
Imagine for a moment you are in a situation where escape is impossible. Not those occasional bad days when life problems summate and produce a feeling of no way out. Instead, envision a more active process, one in which you begin to understand that the inevitable catastrophic consequences are unavoidable. You try plan A, then B, and C. Finally, you …
Exploring: Documenting Wolf Pup Survival – YouTube
Watch this very informative video and see what Idaho is doing to wolf pups to keep track of their every move….Protect The Wolves want to know what they learned from this collected tracking and data, and what has become of these pups. and who they released this data too.