Wolf Song of Alaska :: Current Events Archive February 2005

February 2005

The Wolf Agenda	02-28 -05
Trees Do Grow Back	02-28 -05
Shame on Alaska and All Those That Persecute and Kill Wolves!	02-27-05
Trees Don't Grow Back?	02-27-05
Trapper Kills Female Toklat Wolf	02-26-05
Alaska Wolf Trapping / Trapper Coke Wallace	02-26-05
Destruction of our Land and Wildlife is a Downward Spiral	02-26-05
We 'Stupid' Alaskans Can Do Without People Like Moran -- Good Riddance	02-26-05
Toklat Alpha Female Wolf Killed	02-24-05
Wolf Control	02-24-05
Most City Residents Don't Hunt; Game Laws Represent Desires of Few	02-23-05
Nelchina Solution	02-22-05
The Lone Wolf of Mendenhall Lake Returns	02-22-05
Alaska Wolf Slaughter	02-22-05
Truth in Numbers	02-22-05
Wolf Control is No Act of Punishment But Rather an Effort to Allocate Game	02-22-05
Oh, Please, News-Miner: Get it Right	02-21-05
Unregulated, Inhumane Trapping Must be Made Practice of the Past	02-21-05
Nelchina Hunting Reforms on Table	02-21-05
One for Management	02-21-05
Bear-Viewing, Bear-Hunting Debate Heats Up	02-21-05
Wildlife Decisions Should be Made by Experts, Not Emotional Writers	02-21-05
Governor's Efforts to Kill Off Alaska's Wolves are Morally Indefensible	02-20-05
Just Imagine	02-19-05
Wildlife Law is an 800-Pound Gorilla	02-19-05
Top Female of Denali National Park's Famed Toklat/East Fork Family (1) Group of Wolves Is Trapped	02-18-05
Man Who Admitted Taking Snares, Traps Pleads No Contest in Court	02-18-05
Many Misconceptions about Wolves Lead to Restrictions on Hunting Them	02-18-05
Group Petitions to List Polar Bears as Threatened Species	02-17-05
Board of Game Doesn't Manage Wildlife; It Manages Their Death	02-17-05
Keep McNeil River a True Sanctuary	02-17-05
Bear Sanctuaries No Place for Hunting	02-17-05
Fish and Game Panel Supports Hillside Moose Hunt	02-17-05
Wolf Advocates Gather Support for Alaska Tourism Boycott	02-17-05
New Applicants Emerge for Alaska Fish and Game Post	02-16 -05
Panel Weighs McNeil River Brown Bear Hunt	02-15-05
Man Who Saved Wildlife from Traps, Could Move from Hunting Lifestyle	02-14-05
Shooting Moose Makes Sense; Why Not Use Wolf-Hunt Helicopters?	02-12-05
Let's Look at Bears Like Grown-Ups	02-11-05
Wolf-Control Program Draws National Protests, Boycott	02-10-05
Notice of Proposed Changes in the Regulations of the Alaska Board of Game	02-10-05
More Moose or More Wolves?	02-10-05
Moose Kill on Hillside Proposed	02-06-05
Wake Up! Let's Halt Predator Control	02-05-05
It Really Doesn't Matter if They . . . Keep Howling	02-05-05
Hiker Hit with Charges for Taking Traps	02-04-05
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge	02-04-05
The Wolves Ate Them!	02-03-05
Judge Upholds Aerial Wolf Control	02-03-05
Bill Proposes a Big-Game Board	02-03-05
Wolf-Kill Efforts Proceed for Now	02-03-05
Judge Allows Aerial Wolf Hunting to Continue	02-02-05
Burning of Bear-Viewing Area was Payback for Earlier Defeats	02-02-05
Group Targets Wolf-Kill Program	02-02-05
Group Launches New Ways to Oppose Wolf Control Program	02-02-05

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