SAVE THE ALGONQUIN PARK RED WOLVES
via Causes, FAcebook & Geronimo Rubio
WATERLOO, Ont. -- After year-long deliberations and a multi-stakeholder four-day workshop, Minister of Natural Resources John Snobelen's Wolf Advisory Committee has agreed upon a set of actions that, if accepted by the minister, will help assure a more certain future for the wolf population of Algonquin Park.
Results of 14 years of research have shown that this population, genetically purest of the highly endangered red wolf, is non-sustainable. The major problem is an unacceptable level of human killing in townships adjacent to the park, used by park wolves as part of their territory and also when following deer to wintering areas.
Read more here:
http://newsrelease.uwaterloo.ca/news.php?id=1554
1. Sign a petition to save the Algonquin Park Red Wolves here: http://www.petitiononline.com/wolf2004/petition.html
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HUMANE SOCIETY OF CANADA
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