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The following response (below) is my response to the two editorials (click here for first and second articles) from the New York Times on Wolf Delisting and my response to the New York Times about coyotes/coywolves living in their own backyard. —– I applaud … Continue reading →

Is Coyote/Coywolf management inherently racist? Recently I read this book on Cougars (my favorite species of cat) and saw the following quote which caused me to think for many hours about this comment: “Hunters and (state wildlife) agency personnel often … Continue reading →

New for 2020: On my Events page is a new talk (along with book on my store page) which discusses at length the reasons for creating new national parks in the Northeast. At the bottom of this page is a sample … Continue reading →

December 27, 2012. New York New Year’s predator hunt. This website defines why there needs to be a Carnivore Conservation Act (both nationally and statewide) to better protect ecologically important animals such as coyotes and foxes.   December 26, 2012. … Continue reading →

30 December 2011. Wild Wolf travels from Oregon into California. While one wolf doesn’t make up a population this is still fantastic conservation news to bring in the new year!   30 December 2011. Wolf: The Last Stand. A very … Continue reading →

I apologize in advance but not all of the links work from 2007 to 2009. Some of the files (especially Field Updates from 2007 to 2009) were lost when my old hosting company disappeared. I comment below where the Field Updates actually work … Continue reading →

I apologize in advance but not all of the links work from 2007 to 2009. Some of the files (especially Field Updates from July 2007-2009) were lost when my old hosting company disappeared. I comment below where the links actually work … Continue reading →

Most of the files from this 2010 page work but some older files (especially Field Updates from July 2007-2009) were lost when my old hosting company disappeared. So it is mostly my older field updates through 2009 that were lost as most links … Continue reading →