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    Undue Burden the real cost of living with wolves

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    Wild Earth Guardians launches rural cleansing campaign against Gila residents and ranching

    Protecting the Gila

    WildEarth Guardians wants to secure lasting and landmark protection for the endangered wildlands and wildlife of the Gila Bioregion in southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona. Our vision is a healthy population of wolves surrounded by millions of acres of newly designated wilderness. Eventually we believe that America’s first Wilderness Area should become [...]

    Group backs return of wolves in Southern Rockies

    By JUDITH KOHLER
    Associated Press Writer
    Published: Friday, May 22, 2009 4:41 PM MDT
    DENVER | Tired of waiting for federal action, a group that advocates restoring wolves to the Southern Rockies is trying to build interest among elected officials and others in the region.
    WildEarth Guardians is releasing a report promoting Rocky Mountain National Park and the western [...]

    China’s herders plea for help as wolf packs return

    By Dan Martin – 23 hours ago
    SIZIWANGQI, China (AFP) — Scanning the vast northern China steppe surrounding him, Delger leans on a wooden staff that is his herd’s only protection against a lethal enemy that is out there, somewhere.
    “They come at night, but you never hear them. When you do hear something, it is [...]

    (NM) Wolves get a little help from their two-legged friends

    URL: http://www.dchieftain.com/news/88876-05-09-09.html

    Saturday, May 9, 2009
     
    Wolves get a little help from their two-legged friends
     
     
    El Defensor Chieftain Reports
    A female wolf pup cowered underneath a juniper tree while fish and wildlife workers attempted to coax her into a “shade box” to receive her vaccinations.
    United States Fish & Wildlife Service biologists Maggie Dwire and Susan Dicks were required to [...]

    New, Fast-Evolving Rabies Virus Found — And Spreading

    Anne Minard
    for National Geographic News

    May 4, 2009

     

    May 4, 2009

     

    Evolving faster than any other new rabies virus on record, a northern-Arizona rabies strain has mutated to become contagious among skunks and now foxes, experts believe.The strain looks to be spreading fast, commanding attention from disease researchers across the United States (U.S. map).It’s not so unusual [...]