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Mexico vows to protect monarch butterfly 

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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico will enforce a “zero tolerance” policy against logging that threatens to wipe out the monarch butterfly and will act to stop a rare and ancient oasis from drying up, President Felipe Calderon said on Saturday.
Calderon said soldiers will be deployed to clamp down on [...]

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Wolf compensation money wins House approval 
By The Associated Press
HELENA - Montana moved one step closer Saturday to establishing a long-awaited board to compensate ranchers who lose livestock to wolves.
The House gave preliminary approval, 79-21, to a bill that would create such a board, although its funding was slashed from $1 million to $50,000 by the [...]

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Minneapolis St. Paul Star Tribune
 
  
Wolves in the wild
Researchers on Isle Royale view the deadly attack of a moose by a wolf pack, as predator and prey continue their ageless battle for survival.

By John Vucetich, Michigan Technological UniversityWHERE: ISLE ROYALE, LAKE SUPERIORWHEN: FEB. 12, 2006
Last update: February 25, 2007 – 1:46 AM
Don Glaser, our pilot, had [...]

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Friday, February 09, 2007
By BEN NEARY, Associated Press Writer 

CHEYENNE, Wyo. —  Wolves will remain protected for now in Wyoming, where officials want to manage the animals by killing some, even as they come off the endangered species list in five other states, federal officials said Friday.
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Wyoming Wolf Coalition granted intervenor status in wolf lawsuit
Wyoming Wolf Coalition News Release–November 30, 2006
 
CONTACT:

Harriet Hageman, Wyoming Wolf Coalition Counsel, 307-635-4888 or hhageman@hblawoffice.com

  Wolf Coalition granted intervenor status in wolf lawsuit
              Cheyenne –On Nov. 27, 2006 a group of 25 agricultural, sportsmen, predator control groups, county governments, and business [...]

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