Bush Administration Takes Aim at Wolves
In Greater Yellowstone and across the Northern Rockies, gray wolves are facing mounting habitat destruction from industrial development and other harmful activity. Nonetheless, the Bush Administration recently stripped these wolves of endangered species protection, leaving them vulnerable to mass killing. Both Wyoming and Idaho are planning to use aerial gunning, as well as baiting and trapping, to exterminate hundreds of wolves.
The comeback of gray wolves in the Northern Rockies is America's greatest wildlife recovery story. But the Bush Administration's "License to Kill" plan could drive these wolves back to the brink of extinction.
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