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  • Rare Washington wolf pack behaving itself

    Ralph Maughan

    According the human perceptions, wolves near Twisp, WA are not causing trouble- Rare Washington wolf pack behaving itself. By K.C. Mehaffey, The Wenatchee World. I haven’t heard any news about the prosecution of the local family that poached a couple of these wolves. Most of the comments in story are quite positive.

  • Poachers kill wolves from Washington state's first pack

    Ralph Maughan

    Group calls for the arrest and prosecution of the suspects- Two of the members of Washington State’s first known wolf pack have been killed by poachers. The suspected poachers are known and live in Twisp, Washington. The wolf pack lives outside of the area where the federal government is trying to delist wolves. They are…

  • WWP win in Washington state underscores politicized wildlife management

    Brian Ertz

    Thurston County Superior Court has ruled in favor of Dr. Steve Herman and Western Watersheds Project deciding that the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) violated the State Environmental Protection Act when issuing grazing permits on its state wildlife areas without undergoing environmental analysis.  The state and Washington Cattleman’s Association had claimed that such…

  • Man building fence for WDFW paralyzed in fall

    Brian Ertz

    Washington governor’s program to put cows on state wildlife areas results in a second serious injury- A second man has taken a fall while building fence for the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife. Family asks for help after man is paralyzed in canyon fall – klewtv.com Susan Perez said she had been fearful for…

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