Wildlife Journal
Brazil Shortsightedly Proposes Zebra Pleco for CITES Appendix I Listing
By | Published: 11/14/2022NAIA will be present at CITES CoP 2022 as an official NGO Observer. There, NAIA will advocate for the sustainable use of wildlife resource
Controversy Over Preserving the Diamondback Terrapin
By Administrator | Published: 12/21/2020On December 16, 2020, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) held a commissioners meeting to discuss proposals, including pet ownership of certain reptiles…
Book Review: Playing God in Yellowstone by Alston Chase
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/16/2012A Harvest Book from Harcourt Brace & Company, New York;
393 pages, including a epilogue written three years after original publication
$14, trade paper
Cattle Can Help Conserve Grasslands and Wildlife
By Patti Strand | Published: 01/16/2012The Prairie Keepers: Secrets of the Grasslands by Marcy Houle: 1995; 266 pages; Addison Wesley, publisher, New York; $8.80 in paperback from Amazon Books through the NAIA website.
The Necessity of Predators: Part 2
By Jonathon Sprague Woolf | Published: 01/15/2012In the 1960s, a University of Washington biologist named Robert Paine did an interesting experiment in the waters off the Olympic Peninsula.
Animal Rights Activists Gloss Over Trapping Facts
By Stephen Vantassel | Published: 01/14/2012We at Wildlife Damage Control have no problem with developing traps and techniques that reduce animal pain and injury.
“Dolphin safe” concerns everyone
By Teresa Platt | Published: 01/14/2012America’s “dolphin safe” policy virtually eliminated the US tuna fleet from the eastern Pacific yellowfin tuna fishery in less than three years and subjected US tuna fishermen to pressures that few fleets could…
Whaling To Resume?
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/14/2012Reversing its 10-year-old moratorium on commercial whaling, the International Whaling Commission has adopted an Irish plan that will allow controlled resumption of whaling in coastal waters, prohibit whale hunts on the high seas,…
Feds, Busineses and Farmers Save Habitats and Species
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/14/2012For the past two years, Republicans in the 104th Congress worked to pass bills that would curb the power of government agencies to regulate private property rights on environmental issues.
Voters Defeat Anti-ranching Initiative
By Sharon Beck | Published: 01/14/2012The fat lady has sung, and a sweet song it was. The final vote on Measure 38 - the so-called clean stream initiative - was 64 percent against and 36 percent in favor.
Activists Take Aim at Canadian Seal Hunt
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/14/2012The International Fund for Animal Welfare has produced a second videotape of seal hunters that it claims shows violations of Canada’s seal hunting regulations and indicts the entire seal industry as cruel and inhumane.
BLM Report Calls for Changes in Horse Adoption Program
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/14/2012Following on the heels of an Associated Press investigation critical of horse and burro adoption practices, the US Bureau of Land Management has recommended changes in the organization and implementation of the program.
Lions and Tigers and Elephants, Oh My!
By Patti Strand | Published: 01/14/2012The international animal protection movement oversees a broad expanse of concerns ranging from humane issues at one end of the spectrum to endangered species protection at the other.
FYI: August, 1997
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/14/2012The US Fish and Wildlife Service issued preliminary results of its five-year wildlife recreation study that indicated 77 million adults participated in some sort of wildlife-related recreation in 1996 and that wildlife remains “a…
HSUS vs CAMPFIRE
By Liz Rihory | Published: 01/14/2012The Humane Society of the US has been waging an on-going campaign against Zimbabwe’s CAMPFIRE program.
Makah Indians Prepare for First Whale Hunt in 70 Years
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/14/2012For the first time in seven generations, Washington State’s Makah Indians will hunt gray whales in October, a hunt sanctioned by the US government and opposed by environmentalist activists.
Wolves Ordered Removed
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/13/2012In a stunning decision on December 12, 1997, US District Court Judge William Downes ordered removal of introduced wolves in central Idaho and Yellowstone National Park in response to lawsuits filed by the Farm Bureau Federations…
National Wilderness Institute Disputes Babbitt’s Claims of ESA Success
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/13/2012Last May, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt stood in front of an eagle’s nest and pronounced the US Endangered Species Act a success. His proof? Thirty-four species that were proposed for downlisting or removal from the endangered…
Study Discovers ESA Rife with Errors
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/13/2012In May 1997 Environment International, a peer-reviewed scientific journal, published a study detailing the errors and omissions in the design and implementation of the Endangered Species Act.
Wildlife Journal April 98
By Norma Bennett Woolf | Published: 01/13/2012Norway and Japan continued to oppose the Irish proposal to save the International Whaling Commission at the IWC intersessional meeting in Antigua in February.
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