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Introducing Wolf Education International
Founding members of Wolf Education International (WEI) are preparing for the global introduction of their organization. Co-founder, Will N. Graves, author and researcher of wolves and wolf-related diseases, summed up the purpose of what he envisioned for WEI when he said, "To get the truth out about wolves." As the development continues and grows, check in with us to see what's new. Please feel free to sign up for daily email notifications so you are never left out of the truth about wolves. … Discover More
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Wolf News From Around the World
Ontario ban cancels hunting season for wolves and coyotes
The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters says the province is letting emotion trump sound science when it comes to wildlife management. Yesterday was supposed to mark the opening of wolf and coyote hunting seasons in several regions, but a decision was announced banning the … [Read More...]
Norway plans to cull more than two-thirds of its wolf population
Norway is planning to cull more than two-thirds of its remaining wolves in a step that environmental groups say will be disastrous for the dwindling members of the species in the wild. There are estimated to be about 68 wolves remaining in the wilderness areas of Norway, concentrated in the … [Read More...]
Feds Will Stop Introducing Red Wolves on Private Property
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed dramatic changes Monday to its 29-year effort in North Carolina to save endangered red wolves, including dramatically shrinking their range. An estimated 45 to 60 wolves – down from more than 100 in recent years – now roam five counties of northeastern … [Read More...]
Rebuttals to Media’s Misleading Information
No Kudos From Here
By James Beers The following article from a Northern Minnesota newspaper describes a 40-year US Fish and Wildlife Service (retired) Wolf Biologist admitting that wolves in Minnesota have indeed decimated the Minnesota moose population and that, undoubtedly, any attempt to increase moose numbers … [Read More...]
Govt to Slaughter Entire Area’s Wolf Population to Protect Beef Industry
*Staff Note* - Members at WEI take issue with serious misleading headlines, such as the one above and was found to the article linked to below. The headline leads all readers to think that authorities are going to "slaughter" an "entire wolf population" to "protect the beef industry." The reality is … [Read More...]
Wolf “Sensitivity” on the Great Plains
By James Beers The above [please follow this link] was sent to me by a friend in Florida. While he is embroiled in “dealing” with the USFWS and the State of Florida regarding Florida “Panthers”: he recognized immediately 1.what is going on in Iowa; 2. its similarities to how Florida “Panthers” … [Read More...]
Addressing Complex Issues and Correcting Errors
3 Geist, V. April 12th 2015 re: Die Zeit, No 14, 1 April 2015 Dossier pp. 11-13 Dear Dr. Willeke, April 12th 2015 Regards: Die Zeit, No 14 1 April 2015 Dossier, Stefan Willeke, Die Wölfe kommen. pp. 11-13. Please extend my thank you to Sigrid Weise for sending me the layout - pdf of … [Read More...]
Wolf Diseases
Echinococcus Granulosus
Echinococcus multilocularis
Neospora Caninum
General Articles
One man can fight the federal bureaucracy!
Editor’s note: In a departure from normal bureaucratic mumbo-jumbo, a 200-page report released this week, titled ‘Red Wolf Recovery Team Recommendations,’ contains a fascinating section. Appendix G features candid, verbatim give-and-take among opponents of the Red Wolf Program – led by Jett Ferebee … [Read More...]
The Wolf at the Door
It is not often that you see wildness erupting into a man’s life, but it happened in front of me. Sotiris Stamoulis, a shepherd who keeps his 300 breeding goats in the beautiful blond wood pasture of Mount Gerania outside Corinth in central Greece, was only 18 inches away from my face but shouting … [Read More...]
Uneasy Neighbors – Wolves and People
As many as a million wolves once ranged over almost all of North America north of Mexico City. By 1930, they were essentially gone from the Lower 48 due to trapping, poisoning and bounty hunting. With human help, the wolf population in the US has rebounded to at least 5,500 wolves in the lower 48; … [Read More...]
Impact by Wolves on Humans in Settled Landscapes
Wolf Attacks on Humans
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- Will N. Graves (RSS) (2)
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