Posts Tagged: watching

Wildlife Watching in the U.S.: The Economic Impacts on National and State Economies in 2011

Posted on June 30, 2019

Wildlife watching remains one of the most popular types of outdoor recreation in the United States. Thirty percent of the U.S. population 16 years of age and older enjoyed closely observing, feeding, and photographing wildlife (wildlife watching) in 2011. Of … read more

Posted in Human Dimensions | Tagged economic, economies, impacts, national, state, watching, wildlife

Up Close: Wolf Watching Leaves A Lasting Impression

Posted on October 19, 2011

Defenders of Wildlife Blog: Wolf Awareness Week read more

Posted in All News, Front Page News, News, Regional Wolves, WolfWatcher | Tagged close, impression, lasting, leaves, watching

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10 hours ago

Colorado did falter and I saw pups playing outside,innocent but the pack is blamed in kind for the predation. Association and the result they were placed elsewhere The father was providing food and then injured might have lead to more predation and not food for pups ... See MoreSee Less

Colorado's New Family of Wild Wolves Must be Celebrated

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Let’s keep mom, dad, and their 3 children together in the wild—that’s why we moved them here. Science and ethics clearly tell us this is the right move and what the wolves want.

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Wolfwatcher

21 hours ago

California us kNow hone to the some wolves and the Lassen pack and thus cutieSay hello to this adorable member of the Lassen Pack in California 👋The Lassen Pack began with a female wolf, LAS01F, who was spotted by a trail cam in 2015. She likely traveled from the Rocky Mountains to her new home in California and was joined by a male wolf, CA08M, who was born from the Rogue Pack in Oregon. They had their first pups in 2017, including this sweet pup photographed by a trail camera. The Lassen Pack lives on today, boasting at least six adult and yearling wolves and five pups!#wolfnews #wolves #savethewolves #californiawolves #wolvesofthepnw #pacificwolves #relistwolves #protectwolves #wolfpup #pup #trailcam #wolf ... See MoreSee Less

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