Breaking News!!! Center of Biological Diversity has just released the latest news that the State of Washington, as paid a helicopter gunman to start killing wolves at random. They are killing the Profanity Peak Pack including the matriarch of the pack. These wolves have long been under study by 2 of the wildlife organizations. It has been known that once the matriarch is killed the pack can split and all the work that has been done to restore the wolf packs in this area and bring them back from endangerment will be lost. It seems that the State of Washington as, well as many of the states including Idaho, Wyoming, and Alaska, are deciding for themselves what packs are to be targeted. The State Washington has started their own cull on who lives and who dies, all because of the cattle barons of the state. I believe the cattle barons should be hit hard and the Federal Government needs to step in and stop these indiscriminate slaughter. Wolves are the most important part of our earth's ecosystems. They bring a true balance to our forests and to all of our wildlife. I truly believe all predator animals in our wilderness control earth's ecosystems. Alaska has started their own cull and it has been noted as the worst killing wildlife ever seen. One whole entire wolf pack killed and years of research cut short. Alaska’s campaign or should I say cull of brutal killing of wolves, bears and other predators is so intense that National Park Service scientists are abandoning a 23-year old study of wolf behavior because so many of their study animals have been killed. I did not see any petitions drawn, to enable the people living in these states and nationwide, would have a voice regarding these indiscriminate killings in these particular states. Our voices are very loud and very clear, to State Representatives and US Fish and Wildlife Service would look into other ways of preserving these lives. "No living creature was created without a purpose"... and Humans are the must dangerous species.

                                                                           

I wish to share a link with everyone, http://www.missionwolf.org/page/trophic-cascade/
This link provides everyone with information regarding all predator animals our wolves and all of the wildlife species. The videos are so amazing, I hope you share and I know you will now understand how precious every life is and their place in keeping our ecosystems balanced and healthy. 


The news out of Washington state:  helicopter gunman paid by the state has killed at least two wolves of the Profanity Peak pack, including the family's matriarch. This is the third time in two years that the breeding female of a pack has been killed due to state action, even though this is known to destroy wolf families and leave pups to die abandoned in their dens.

The Center for Biological Diversity is leading the fight to stop these kinds of wolf killings. Support with a contribution today to theWolf Defense Fund.

The decision to gun down these two pack members is part of a long-running war on wolves in which the profits of the cattle industry are placed above the well-being of wildlife. It's the third time a wolf family has been shattered in this corner of Washington state in the past four years -- the Wedge pack was wiped out in 2012, in 2014 the killing of the Huckleberry pack breeding female resulted in the pack splitting in two, and now the matriarch of the Profanity Peak pack has been gunned down.

This stretch of public land is perfect habitat for wolves because it's rough, wooded and remote. But the cattle industry wants to operate it like a publicly subsidized feedlot, setting up conflicts that lead to needless deaths. Whether they're up against ranchers, hunters, or timber and mining companies, the needs of wolves always seem to come last.
And it's not just in Washington state. The war on wolves across America has never really stopped since the 19th century. In Alaska's Denali National Park, the legendary East Fork pack, which biologists have continuously monitored since 1939, was just declared extinct. Because Alaska allows wolves to be shot or trapped as soon as they step outside the park, this pack was whittled down one by one until the last pups disappeared this spring. In a particularly infamous incident, a wolf hunter dumped a horse carcass at a site just outside the park and surrounded it with traps, capturing and killing the pack's breeding female, who was most likely pregnant at the time.
These vicious assaults on wolves must end. Center of Biological Diversity is asking everyone to cares about our wildlife to contribute to the Wolf Defense Fund, so their lawyers and activists can take on the powerful interests invested in the extermination of wolves at taxpayer expense.    


 The Center has have made wolves a focus for more than a quarter-century. From fighting to bring back the lobo to the Southwest to ending Wyoming's gruesome wolf hunt, they have won more battles for wolves than anyone. In Washington, they are combating anti-wolf forces and lobbying hard to change rules that have led to these recent, ruthless wolf killings. We need your help to keep up this fight and prevent what's happened on public lands in northeast Washington from happening to other wolf packs across America.


Pease visit... biologicaldiversity.org.... know more about their fight for our WOLVES with
 Kieran Suckling, Executive Director

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