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K9 Conservation dog tracks wolf scat in Alaska's Prince of Wales Islandtinyurl.com/2u5v6nkkHe's been roaming Prince of Wales Island finding wolf scat for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. This helps the department track population and maintain healthy hunting quotas. Considering how [precarious and targeted wolf populations are](www.thecooldown.com/.../gray-wolves-california.../), it's great to see them getting support and protection. "We're checking all of these islands, I think all in all, we're going to hit over 25 islands, we're just getting a ton of data," Kayla Fratt, dog trainer and Ph.D. student told [Alaska Public Media](alaskapublic.org/.../a-dog-on-prince-of-wales...). "With that individual identification, (we) will actually be able to say if we detect the same wolf, say on Prince of Wales and on Hessa Island, then we can say that those wolves are using both the main island and these outer islands as well." ... See MoreSee Less

Tireless detection dog helps solve mystery in the Alaskan wilderness: 'This is probably his last big project'

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A dog has the time of his life scampering through Alaska's wilderness to find wolf scat for population data.

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Wolfwatcher

24 hours ago

TIME SENSITIVE: HAPPENING FEB.13 AT 10 AM PACIFIC TIMEWebinar: The science and ethics of wolf conservation and management in BC, Canadatinyurl.com/2wk33w3wDespite ethical arguments against lethal control of wildlife populations, recreational trapping, sport hunting, and culling are routinely used for the supposed management of wolves in British Columbia (BC), Canada. In addition to the hundreds of wolves dying at the hands of lethal control programs, the BC government estimates that some 1200 wolves are killed annually from recreational hunting and trapping alone.Join the Wolf Conservation Center and Chelsea Greer of Raincoast Conservation Foundation on February 13, 2025 at 10 am PT/1 pm ET for a discussion about the current landscape of wolf conservation and management in BC.Chelsea will touch on the inconvenient ecological truths surrounding ongoing efforts to recover endangered caribou populations. She will also address the ethical and animal welfare concerns that continue to be overlooked in conventional wildlife management practices. ... See MoreSee Less

Webinar: The science and ethics of wolf conservation and management in BC, Canada | Raincoast

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Join the Wolf Conservation Center and Chelsea Greer on February 13 for a discussion about the current landscape of wolf conservation and management in BC.

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