Wolf Crossing

Thursday, July 24, 2008 7:58 AM MDT

Editor:
Wolves — again?
So, one person has decided that all the work done by thousands of Americans to establish the Canadian wolf in the northern Rockies is not good enough! Judge Donald Molloy does not want the three states to work their management plans that have been reviewed by multitudes [...]

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It is becomming apparent that the judiciary responsible for these rulings is more habituated than the wolves themselves.  Almost every ruling rubber stamps wolf advocacy arguments with no thought to the past future or the consequences whatsoever. 
Preliminary Injunction on Northern wolf delisting Here is the Malloy Ruling.  thanks Bob
Environmentalists sued to overturn the decision, arguing [...]

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http://www.azcapitoltimes.com/story.cfm?id=9151
 
Lagging wolf numbers get a closer look
By Bill Coates, bill.coates@azcapitoltimes.com
 
Mexican Gray wolves have had a rough go of it lately, leading wildlife agencies to rethink part of the game plan.
“The last few years have not been good, and our numbers are not growing,” said Terry Johnson, endangered species specialist for Arizona Game and Fish Department. [...]

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By :TERRY SMITH
East Hailey residents are advised to keep a close watch on small children and pets after a group of three adult-size cougars was spotted lurking in the area over the weekend.
All three were seen Saturday night near the mouth of Quigley Canyon, Hailey police reported this morning. Two of them were spotted again [...]

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Wednesday, July 23, 2008

About Leadership and Humility/ Sobre Liderazgo y Humildad

I read in Jim Collins´ book “Good to Great” that true leaders have two characteristics. One is that they are humble; the other is that they work very hard.
I love that concept. Humility comes from the Latin word “Humus”, which means, “earth”, “soil”. This implies [...]

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