Help-Wolves

Interested in helping wolves? How about learning the truth about them and helping to spread those truths? There's far too much myth surrounding wolves in the world and those who know the truth should help dispell the myths! Here's how you can help: I) Join this club. :bulletblue: No notes or messages needed, simply add us to your watch list. :bulletblue: While it is not required, it helps us grow and spread the word if you add our icon or name to your journal and/or signature. II) Read the journals. :bulletblue: Each journal entry will contain either a new News Article or a followup to a pervious news article. :bulletblue: Comment on e

GRAY WOLF RECOVERY STATUS REPORTS From: Gray Wolf Recovery Coordinator, Helena, MT 10/15/04 Subject: Status of Gray Wolf Recovery, Week of 10/8-10/15, 2004 Monitoring NEW WEB ADDRESS- The 2003 annual wolf report is at http://westerngraywolf.fws.gov/ . It has maps of wolf pack locations and home ranges, tables of wolf numbers and depredations, litigation and funding issues, and summaries of scientific studies. On the 10th, Liz Bradley trapped and collared an adult male wolf in the Washakie Pack in WY. The following day she caught and released the collared alpha female. On the 12th, Liz trapped and collared a Washakie pup-of-the-year weigh

Detroit Free Press DNR probes slayings of wolves in western Upper Peninsula October 16, 2004, 10:07 AM WAKEFIELD, Mich. (AP) -- The state Department of Natural Resources is investigating the killings of two more wolves in the western Upper Peninsula, including one nearby that may have been witnessed by motorists. A 90-pound male wolf was found shot five miles south of Wakefield last month, according to DNR conservation officer Grant Emery. Authorities also are investigating the illegal killing of a male wolf in Ontonagon County. Emery said the dead wolf near Wakefield was reported to authorities, the Daily Globe of Ironwood reported. The