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Wolf rally at U.S. Consulate to stop wolf hunts in the Northern Rockies

Aug 25 2011 - 12:00pm
Aug 25 2011 - 1:00pm

Location

Consulate General of the USA
360 University Ave (between Queen & Dundas)
Toronto, ON
Canada
Phone: 416-715-6635
43° 39' 12.6864" N, 79° 23' 2.0652" W
See map: Google Maps

Bring your dogs ~ ~ Bring a poster

Join wolf advocates across North America to stop the wolf hunts in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. In a corrupt move, wolves in these western states were recently delisted as Endangered in the US budget bill. An open season to kill is scheduled for the end of August and this would be the end for the wolves.

Join in with the howl to protect wolves -- rallies taking place in Idaho, California, Oregon, British Columbia...organize wherever you are.

Join the economic boycott of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming to stop the persecution of wolves. See coverage at:

Contact name: 
Susan Krajnc
Contact email: 
susan_krajnc@yahoo.ca
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Wyoming wolves Wolf Action montana Idaho hunting Friends of Animals endangered species
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Coyotes in Nova Scotia: An argument goes awry

About this coyote business. As often happens when country stuff gets caught up in the city media, the argument goes awry. Thus the case, as presented in its skewed way, is that the province is prepared to announce a bounty, although by general agreement they don't work -- the alternative being to do nothing, which won't work either.

That's not the choice, and a bounty -- a payout to anyone who brings in a jaw -- is not what's being contemplated. Rather, it's some form of price support to trappers, a more focused approach.

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wildlife parks Nova Scotia media hunting Economics animals

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