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In the Shadow of the Wolf 2022 calendars
Update: Our 2022 calendars are sold out! 2023 calendar wall art will become available in October of 2022! Thanks for your support! Our 2022 calendars are ready! We have three calendars to choose from, one of which is for kids, including grown up kids! All of our calendars are painstakingly lettered and numbered by hand, … Continue reading In the Shadow of the Wolf 2022 calendars
Enact Emergency Protections for Gray Wolves and Alexander Archipelago Wolves
October/2021 Our erasure of wolves through the years, notably from 1850 to 1925, was thorough, with government-sanctioned eradication programs nearly wiping out wolves in the western United States. Ranchers believed wolf populations should be destroyed for the threat they posed to valuable livestock, and by 1950 the extirpation of the American gray wolf was near … Continue reading Enact Emergency Protections for Gray Wolves and Alexander Archipelago Wolves
SPREAD THE WORD!
RELIST WOLVES | I LOVE WOLVES Updated October 26, 2021. This campaign has ended, and was a huge success! Thank you very much for spreading the word! Relist Wolves! Your stickers will be on their way shortly! Because the Postal Service lengthened its "service standards" please allow up to four weeks for delivery. • For … Continue reading SPREAD THE WORD!
On the Threshold of Extinction. Alexander Archipelago Wolves 2021-2022 Update
Alaska constitutional authority requires the state to manage ALL wildlife using long-term sustained yield principles. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) has shown time and again that this policy is reserved for ungulate species. This sort of mismanagement, killing high numbers of predator species to boost ungulate populations, can be seen in virtually … Continue reading On the Threshold of Extinction. Alexander Archipelago Wolves 2021-2022 Update
Whimsical Wolves
Meet our whimsical wolf collection, with artwork by August Allen! We have a small (but growing!) selection of "whimsical wolf" greetings and gifts (environmentally friendly). We have special occasion designs, and several for any occasion, each is unique and offered in a variety of items! For more information on a particular piece simply tap on … Continue reading Whimsical Wolves
Wisconsin Wolf Management Plan Committee Recruitment
Please note: throughout this page the word “harvest” is used. Harvest is a hideous attempt at legitimizing the slaughter of wildlife, and we find it abhorrent. Nonetheless it is taken verbatim from various reports and press releases. Yesterday the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced the open application period for a newly formed Wolf … Continue reading Wisconsin Wolf Management Plan Committee Recruitment
Tweetstorm: Wisconsin Wolves
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals on Friday dismissed a Department of Natural Resources request to stop the wolf hunt that began this week on Monday, and runs through February 28th. A Jefferson County judge ruled last week that the DNR had to establish a wolf hunting and trapping season this month. The DNR appealed that … Continue reading Tweetstorm: Wisconsin Wolves
Tweetstorm: Relist Wolves
On November 3, 2020, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service published a final rule removing the gray wolf (canis lupus) from the federal list of Endangered and Threatened Species in the lower 48 United States and Mexico. The rule became effective on January 4, 2021. At the same time, the Service denied a petition, … Continue reading Tweetstorm: Relist Wolves
Merry Christmas!
December 21, 2020 Merry Christmas! Thank you for being a part of our community! Thank you for making the world a better home for our voiceless friends. Thank you for raising awareness for wolves and wildlife. Thank you for standing up for our forests and public lands. Thank you for demanding change. Thank you for … Continue reading Merry Christmas!
Rockefeller
Not long ago, a very special tree was cut down. It was to serve as the iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, in New York City. The tree came from Oneonta, New York, 170 miles away from its destination. It was a 75-foot Norway spruce, and though it was not an old growth or native tree, … Continue reading Rockefeller
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