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Poaching alert! Over $26,000 dollars has been offered this week as reward for information leading to arrests and convictions following the separate killings of two wolves in Oregon. Anyone with information regarding the OR-125 case is urged to contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at (503) 682-6131 or the Oregon State Police TIP line at (800) 452-7888. Callers with information on the wolf killed near Baker City should reach out only to the Oregon State Police line. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Oregon Wildlife Coalition, conservation partners and the USFWS are offering rewards totaling $26,500 for information leading to arrests and convictions following the separate killings of two wolve...
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🚨 $26,500 Offered for Information About Two Ill 🚨 $26,500 Offered for Information About Two Illegal Oregon Wolf Killings. 🚨 Our coalition is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction for the illegal killing of a collared male wolf — OR 125 — found Nov. 13 in southwestern Oregon’s Jackson County. This wolf was a member of the Indigo pack. Because the wolf was killed in a part of the state where wolves are still federally protected under the Endangered Species Act, the US Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a $5,000 reward, for a total of $15,000. We are also offering a $11,500 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction for the illegal killing of a collared female wolf found Nov. 27 in northeast Oregon in Baker County, within the Keating Wildlife Management Unit. State wildlife agency officials have indicated that this female wolf, OR-95, was a member of the Cornucopia pack. Since 2001 at least 34 wolves are known to have been poached across the state, with most killed in eastern Oregon. Scientific research shows that removing imperiled species protections for wolves is associated with increased illegal killings. For every illegally slain wolf found, another one to two wolves have been killed and remain undiscovered. We urge anyone with information regarding the OR-125 case to contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at (503) 682-6131 or the Oregon State Police TIP line at (800) 452-7888. Callers with information on the wolf killed near Baker City should reach out only to the Oregon State Police line. Alternatively, there is a LINK IN BIO to report. Poaching is a crime the victims of which are not just the animal killed, but the people of Oregon and the habitats for which wolves provide vital ecosystem services. Please come forward if you know anything that may help bring the perpetrators to justice. Image: Single gray wolf caught on remote camera March, 2020 in southeastern Lane County within the Willamette National Forest. The wolf is within the Indigo AKWA, but may be separate from the Indigo Pack (photo by ODFW). #WeLikeItWild #CascadiaWildlands
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@sundancenaturalfoods is our favorite spot to grab @sundancenaturalfoods is our favorite spot to grab organic, local goodies! What a great ally to have in our backyard. We have received funds from Sundance to continue our work… thank you Sundance! #ThankYouThursday #WeLikeItWild #CascadiaWildlands Description: This video shows images of a natural food store in tune to the music. The beginning starts with a shot of the store’s wooden entrance sign with yellow lettering. Then the video moves into the interior and shows videos of fresh carrots, bulk rice and other products, a community bulletin board, and the eclectic checkout area.
With business champion @mountainroseherbs @mountai With business champion @mountainroseherbs @mountainrosemercantile and their $10,000 match, we raised over $70,000 in November. Thanks to all of our supporters! #WeLikeItWild #MountainRoseHerbs
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