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Controversial wolf hunting now legal

By Brian Brawdy | Published: September 4, 2009

For decades, the hunting of the gray wolf has been illegal in the United States. This year they have been delisted from the endangered species list by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service opening the door for hunting in the northern Rocky Mountains. Environmental and animal rights groups are seeking an injunction in U.S. District Court in Montana [...]

Posted in Nature and Wildlife, video | Also tagged Alaska, Conservation, Donald Molloy, Donald W. Molloy, Doug Honnold, Earthjustice attorney, Endangered species, environment, fishing, Gray Wolf, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, hunting, Hunting license, Idaho, Judge, Law/Crime, Michael Mauro, Montana, Nez Perce, Rockies, Rocky Mountains, shooting, Sierra Club, Sierra Club Website, U.S. District Court, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, United States, Wolf hunting, Wolf reintroduction, Wolves | 1 Comment

Deforestation, Dwindling Habitats and the Human Design

By Brian Brawdy | Published: August 24, 2009

The debate between Science and Religion, the sacred and the secular battles between the pulpit and the petri dish are, for me, a waste of time. Whether you believe we walked out of the Garden of Eden or off the Savannas of Africa, there is common ground….we walked. Technically, forbidden trees or dwindling trees, either way [...]

Posted in Adventure and Exploration, Nature and Wildlife, Politics and Foreign Affairs | Also tagged Africa, Bats, Bears, Brain, CNN, Declaration of Independence, environment, Evolution, Exploration, FaceBook, food, Frederick Douglas, frogs, Garden of Eden, Google Inc., Grizzly Bear, Grizzly Bears, grouse, GROW, high blood pressure, John Page, Lion, Lions, mice, Michael Roberts, mountain lions, owls, Petri dish, pharmacist, polar bears, Politics and Foreign Affairs, Pulpit, Religion/Belief, rhinos, scrub jays, Secularism, Secularity, Thomas Jefferson, tigers | 4 Comments

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