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The Turner Endangered Species Fund is a virulent proponent of the "WildLands Project". Mike Phillips, Executive Director of the TESF said to an audience of 600 on 2/24/00 in Duluth, Minn (in summary) "the goal of wolf recovery is to drive 30,000 ranchers off public lands"  go HERE for more
www.orcattle.com
http://www.NaturesWolves.com

http://www.wolfcrossing.org/

Wolf Crossings, by Gila Livestock Growers Association. This is a website dealing with ranchers and wolves (which are coming soon to Oregon).

http://www.cowboysandcattlecountry.0catch.
com/wolf%20articles/wolf_history.htm

http://www.cowboysandcattlecountry.0catch.
com/wolf%20articles/it_really_is_politics.htm

 

 Articles, Reports and Testimonies
 

Wolves on the horizon,  Jim Beers 8/21/05.

Livestock health: regarding Neospora caninum: Wolves have by
far the highest infection rate for the disease. This is a devastating
disease for cattle producers
Transmission of Neospora Caninum between
wild and domestic animals, UC Illinois-pdf document
 Recognizing and Preventing Neospora caninum Infections
Potentially Transmitted by Dogs, Coyotes and Wolves
 

WOLF BLOG: http://wolfcrossing.org/blog/      


 Wolves are being planted by the feds in rural America. HERE is video of the Yellowstone Story, wolves and the elk herd, HERE for nice slide show, posted 4/2/08

NEWS RELEASE: USFWS: Northern Rocky Mountain Wolves Removed From Endangered Species List as of March 28, 2008

Slideshow www.saveourelk.com

12/19/07 - Letter to KBC about wolves from UK.
12/21/07 Response to Hannah from Paleontologist Gail Hildreth
12/21/07 - Response from retired EPA scientist Joseph Greene. Also sent by Joseph: Something for Hannah to read!
11/18/07 - Rerun of response by Jim Foley to letter by Debra
*12/28/07 - Response to Hannah from Laura Schneberger, www.wolfcrossing.org

Student's death confirmed as continent's first fatal wolf attack, CanWest News Service, posted to KBC 11/15/07. "SASKATOON -- A coroner's inquest has found that Ontario student Kenton Carnegie was killed by a pack of wolves in northern Saskatchewan two years ago, making it the first documented case of fatal wolf attack in the wild in North America."

Need funds for Carnegie legal defense fund, Agencies deny he was killed by a wolf:  by 10/24/07

Latest Mexican Wolf Update, News and Views, posted 11/15/07

Student's death confirmed as continent's first fatal wolf attack, CanWest News Service, posted to KBC 11/15/07. "SASKATOON -- A coroner's inquest has found that Ontario student Kenton Carnegie was killed by a pack of wolves in northern Saskatchewan two years ago, making it the first documented case of fatal wolf attack in the wild in North America."

PRESS RELEASE: Groups Seek Remedy for Wolves Impacted by Cows, Wolf Crossing, 10/19/07: “This is a backdoor attempt to permanently force out of business people who have created endangered species habitat.  These are the very allotments where habitat has been created by the rancher’s excellent livestock grazing management. The irony is wolves would not be on those ranches harming people, if the habitat were not spectacular they would still be in the wilderness where habitat is obviously lacking.”

Dear KBC,You have been very helpful to our family regarding our son Kenton's death (by a wolf). We are now asking if you would consider distribute the letter below to assist us with our legal defense fund. Kim Carnegie. 10/13/07

Please help: On November 8, 2005, our son, Kenton Joel Carnegie was attacked and killed by wolves, Oct 5, 2007

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