Author Archives: Nathan Lyle
The February 2021 Wisconsin Wolf Hunt: A Preliminary Assessment
April 30, 2021
Wisconsin held a February wolf hunt. It wasn’t a hunt, it was a slaughter. The Wisconsin DNR hid behind the shield of the lawsuit and the agency continues to hide behind Act 169 which mandates a wolf hunting/trapping season, including … read more
Posted in Great Lakes Wolves
Wildlife Comeback in Europe
April 30, 2021
The study found that the numbers of carnivores have either remained steady or greatly increased in European countries. In some cases the animals have recovered robust populations that were extinct at some point between 1950 and 1970. https://wildlife.org/large-carnivores-make-a-voracious-comeback-in-europe With biodiversity … read more
Posted in Canada, Europe, & Asia Wolves
How can you help protect wolves in Idaho?
April 1, 2021
Stay informed about Idaho’s wolves. Identify your go-to resources for quick and easy access to reliable information about the current threats facing wolves. Sign up for newsletters and follow the social media pages of sources you’ve come to trust. westernwatersheds.org … read more
Posted in Take Action
Red Wolf Activism
April 1, 2021
Red Wolves: History, Recovery Challenges, and Next Steps The red wolf (Canis rufus) is a critically endangered wolf species found only in North America. Native to the southeastern United States, red wolves were rescued from the brink of extinction and … read more
Posted in Take Action
Mexican Wolf Messaging Recommendations
April 1, 2021
Framing Public opinion research offers insights into the best way to frame debates over wolf recovery. The polling suggests that framing the issue as a choice between wolves/environmentalists and ranchers/livestock production is likely to result in a negative public reaction. … read more
Posted in Take Action
