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Coalition Comments on Wildlife Services Proposal on Oregon Wolves

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On September 1o, 2012 Cascadia Wildlands filed the below comments on a proposal by USDA Wildlife Service to conduct activities involving the recovering wolf population in Oregon. Please follow below link to read.
 
Wildlife Services EA comments final
 
 
Posted on September 10, 2012January 16, 2014Tags Bringing Reform to Wildlife Services, Oregon Wolves, Wildlife Services

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    We thank Representative Peter DeFazio for speaking in defense of wolves in response to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's senseless killing of two tiny wolf pups. He has called on Secretary Deb Haaland to relist wolves under the federal Endangered Species Act, which would protect them from this type of cruel and irrational state management.“The state of Oregon killed two 3-month-old wolf pups under the irrational premise that it would somehow lessen the food needs of the pack. Wolf pups are no threat to livestock,” said Rep. DeFazio. “Nearly 80 years after a federal extermination campaign nearly wiped out the species, I will not sit by and allow the reimplementation of cruel, inhumane, and unscientific policies that degrade local ecosystems." >> tinyurl.com/DeFazio-slams-wolf-pup-killingIn the meantime, we call on ODFW to rescind the current kill order, which allows helicopter sharpshooters to kill two additional members of the Lookout Mountain Pack. Because the collared adults will not be shot, the remaining 3-month-old pups and yearlings are next in line. Please call ODFW at 503.947.6000.All 👀 on you > Governor Kate Brown, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Secretary Deb Haaland.#StopExtinction #WolvesBelong #RelistWolves #SaveWolves #wolves #welikeitwild📸 Lookout Mountain Pack wolf (photo courtesy of David Moskowitz). ... See MoreSee Less

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    We thank Representative @defazio4oregon for speaki We thank Representative @defazio4oregon for speaking in defense of wolves in response to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's senseless killing of two tiny wolf pups. He has called on Secretary Deb Haaland to relist wolves under the federal Endangered Species Act, which would protect them from this type of cruel and irrational state management. “The state of Oregon killed two 3-month-old wolf pups under the irrational premise that it would somehow lessen the food needs of the pack. Wolf pups are no threat to livestock,” said Rep. DeFazio. “Nearly 80 years after a federal extermination campaign nearly wiped out the species, I will not sit by and allow the reimplementation of cruel, inhumane, and unscientific policies that degrade local ecosystems." >> https://tinyurl.com/DeFazio-slams-wolf-pup-killing In the meantime, we call on ODFW to rescind the current kill order, which allows helicopter sharpshooters to kill two additional members of the Lookout Mountain Pack. Because the collared adults will not be shot, the remaining 3-month-old pups and yearlings are next in line. Please call ODFW at 503.947.6000. All 👀 on you > @oregongovbrown, @usfws, @myodfw, and @secdebhaaland . #StopExtinction #WolvesBelong #RelistWolves #SaveWolves #wolves #welikeitwild 📸 Lookout Mountain Pack wolf (photo courtesy of David Moskowitz).
    In an outrageous use of public funds, ODFW killed In an outrageous use of public funds, ODFW killed two 3.5 month old wolf puppies from the Lookout Mountain pack over the weekend. The defenseless puppies are far too young to participate in livestock predation, undermining the agency's claimed justification. Join us in calling on the agency to immediately cancel the kill permit, which could result in the death of two additional pups or yearlings. Call 503.947.6000 #wolves #protectgraywolves #stopextinction #wolvesbelong
    What do you all think? Should BLM clearcut this? What do you all think? Should BLM clearcut this? #welikeitwild #Cascadia #CarbonStorage #WorthMoreStanding #StopTheChop 📸 Yesterday, Cascadia Wildlands’ WildCAT (Cascadia Action Team) went out field checking the Big Weekly Elk Timber Sale, BLM Coos Bay (photo by Cascadia Wildlands).
    ❌ TO BE CUT ❌ Repost @for.the.wild @laststandf ❌ TO BE CUT ❌ Repost @for.the.wild @laststandforforests.usa @lynncanalconservation This is an image of the Baby Brown Timber Sale, a 1300 acre old growth timber sale in the Chilkat valley north of Haines Alaska. The forest lies at the northern reaches of the Tongass and is a critical wildlife corridor from the coast to the inland. The state of Alaska sold the timber sale to an Oregon based logging company NWFP INC for only $423,455. If the area is clear cut it will create infrastructure that would enable Constantine mining’s “Palmer Project“ to go ahead. This project would destroy the Chilkat River by leeching a massive quantity of pollutants into the watershed. Neither of these projects are in the public interest, these old growth forest are #WorthMoreStanding yet the state of Alaska is pursuing industrial development of the valley at all costs. Even if it poisons a river. Even if it destroys wilderness. Even if it makes no economic sense. As far as we know logging could begin in the Baby Brown Timber Sale any day. It is incumbent upon us all to take a stand against it. Photos by @joshuawrightfilm
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