Mexican gray wolf captured in NM now in Arizona

More Sharing ServicesShare Share on facebook | SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) – A Mexican gray wolf recently captured in New Mexico now is at a sanctuary near . Officials at the Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center in say the female wolf is in good health, eating well and settling into her new surroundings. She's currently being . . . → Read More: Mexican gray wolf captured in NM now in Arizona

Coyote Contest Banned From State Trust Land

By ABQnews Staffon Thu, Nov 15, 2012 POSTED AT: 3:43 pm State Land Commissioner Ray Powell has waded into the controversy over a coyote-killing contest , saying anyone going onto state trust land to kill coyotes this weekend would be considered “in trespass.”   “The participants in this commercial and unregulated exploitation of wildlife do . . . → Read More: Coyote Contest Banned From State Trust Land

Fundraiser: Meals on Wheels and The Love Kitchen

Fall Party and Fundraiser for The  Love Kitchen & Meals on Wheels Saturday, Nov. 17 Pinetop-Lakeside Town Hall, 2:00 – 5:00.  Many beautiful baskets and other items available for Silent Auction.  Refreshments will be served.

Click for details! . . . → Read More: Fundraiser: Meals on Wheels and The Love Kitchen

Killing Coyotes? Why?

   You know coyotes are among the most trapped animals in New Mexico . There are no regulations for season, method or bag limits or any restriction on the killing of these small wild canines. Now, a gun store in Los Lunas, Blackhawk Firearms, is holding a coyote killing contest. Shooters are signing up right . . . → Read More: Killing Coyotes? Why?

Great Old Broads Auction Online!!

Broads annual Wild for Wilderness on-line auction is live! Help us take it viral! Please share the link with your e-lists, on your Facebook page, Twitter it, and post it where ever you see fit. Only a week and ½  left! This year's auction ends Sunday evening, Nov. 11. Don't forget to go browse . . . → Read More: Great Old Broads Auction Online!!

Climate Change Could Cripple Southwestern U.S. Forests: Trees Face Rising Drought Stress and Mortality as Climate Warms

ScienceDaily (Sep. 30, 2012) — Combine the tree-ring growth record with historical information, climate records, and computer-model projections of future climate trends, and you get a grim picture for the future of trees in the southwestern United States. That's the word from a team of scientists from Los Alamos National Laboratory, the U.S. Geological Survey, . . . → Read More: Climate Change Could Cripple Southwestern U.S. Forests: Trees Face Rising Drought Stress and Mortality as Climate Warms

Wolf Recovery Project Post Pictures

Recently, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service posted a gallery of Mexican wolf images.  Check this one out with the bear and wolf in the same photo!!!   Look carefully!

This is one of many photos on the Fish and Wildlife site.

Macho B

If you are interested in Macho B and his life and demise, check out this blog.  Here is an introduction from it:

 

Why I am here

janaybrun About magnificent animals, truth and consequences, whistle blower 4 Comments

Close to three years ago I became the whistle-blower that initiated the . . . → Read More: Macho B

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  Impacts of Vehicle Exposure on NSO

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CONSERVATION ENDOCRINOLOGY

The Northern spotted owl, Strix occidentalis caurina, (NSO) is the flagship threatened species of the Pacific . . . → Read More:

Study: We’re Screwed Without Wolves and Bears

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A wolf in Yellowstone Oregon State University

Deer have been a blight on suburbia for a while now, munching their way through tract-housing gardens and making some highways extremely dangerous for motorists, as . . . → Read More: Study: We’re Screwed Without Wolves and Bears