wolves
WIN in Washington state! Wolves to remain protected as endangered
A seventeen- month fight to strip Washington State wolves of protection afforded under the state endangered species act was finally
July 23, 2024 2 Comments
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wolves
The fight continues to recover Washington State wolves
When the first breeding pair of wolves returned to Washington in 2008 after being killed off in the state by
April 1, 2024 No Comments
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Ask Washington State decision makers to keep protections for gray wolves
Gray wolves have just begun to return to the state of Washington. Just over 200 animals live in the state
February 28, 2024 No Comments
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Conservation Groups Petition for Rulemaking to Limit State Killing of Wolves
Via Washington Wildlife First Proposed rules would require Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to meet certain standards before using
July 20, 2023 No Comments
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Washington’s wolves need change
By the state’s count, barely 200 wolves exist in its borders since their return in 2008. Bringing gray wolves back
October 27, 2022 No Comments
ESC Member Organization Press Release
Press Release- WA Wildlife First Calls on State to Disclose Wolf Poaching
Contact: Samantha Bruegger, Executive Director (970) 531-6720 [email protected] ; Claire Loebs Davis, Board President (206) 601-8476 [email protected] For Immediate Release:
May 26, 2022 No Comments
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The conclusion remains: the Lower Snake River Dams have to be breached.
This is a guest post from Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment, (NPtE) President, Elliott L. Moffett
I am the President of Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment (NPtE). I along with Julian Matthews are the co-founders of NPtE. We got our start principally during the rolling blockade of Megaloads traversing the Nez Perce Indian Reservation in North Central Idaho. Megaloads are pieces of equipment too large for ordinary traffic and must receive special attention to travel over highways because of their size. Tribal members, members of the Nez Perce Tribal Executive Committee (NPTEC), and the public objected to the megaloads going to Canada to the tar sands, and we objected to the callousness of the owners and transport company who subject dangerous extractive industries onto vulnerable communities, and we objected to the lack of consultation when the Reservation Community may have been impacted and the impact to the environment. The Reservation Community wants environmentally sound practices as more fitting of Community values. Read more…
September 3, 2020 9 Comments
Margie Van Cleve
Margie Van Cleve is a resident of Yakima, Washington and is active in environmental and wildlife conservation through leadership roles
August 21, 2017 No Comments
Jeff Friedman
Jeff Friedman is the U.S. president of the Pacific Whale Watch Association and owner of Maya’s Legacy Whale Watching in
August 9, 2017 No Comments
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Conservationists Express Outrage That Entire Pack of Wolves, 12 Percent of State Population, to Be Killed for Preying on Livestock on Public Lands
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has indicated it plans to kill the entire Profanity Peak wolf pack over conflicts with livestock on national forest lands in northern Ferry County.
August 25, 2016 2 Comments
