The environmental group Cascadia Wildlands is accusing three Oregon lawmakers of knowingly misrepresenting a bill that ratified the state’s decision to remove gray wolves from the endangered species list. The complaint was filed Monday with the Oregon Government Ethics Commission against Rep. Brad Witt, D-Clatskanie; Rep. Sal Esquivel, R-Medford; and Rep. Greg Barreto, R-Cove. Barreto introduced House Bill 4040 during …
The Yellowstone National Park We Don’t See: A Struggle of Life and Death
Part two in our series on the park takes us into the backcountry, where predator and prey form a delicate balance in a great ecosystem. In 1995 and 1996, some 70 years after Yellowstone’s last wolf howled its last howl, 31 wolves from western Canada were released from acclimation pens across the park. They took hold of the landscape, they …
We still need to let Oregon hear we are not happy!
Michelle Dennehy or Richard HargraveOregon Fish and WildlifeMichelle.N.Dennehy@state.or.us or Richard.J.Hargrave@state.or.us(503) 947-6022 or (503) 947-6020 We still need to Let Michelle and Richard hear that we are not happy with their failures to review their plan effectively! Source: Depredations lead to lethal control for wolves in Wallowa County
Collared OR4 Led the Killers right to him
Oregon, and its Ranchers are already believing they acted correctly… Stage 1 hadnt even been reviewed yet, yet they wiped out a Family of Wolves… Aerial Wolf killing a Government tool using Collared wolves. They called him OR-4, and by some accounts he was Oregon’s biggest and baddest wolf, 97 pounds of cunning in his prime and the longtime …