Utah groups plead for wolf protections

As a nature and wildlife filmmaker that has had the incredible opportunity to film wolves it saddens me greatly to see that they once again are being persecuted back to extinction in the lower forty-eight of the United States.

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Utah groups plead for wolf protections

“This 2004 photograph provided by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks shows an adult male wolf from the Lazy Creek pack north of Whitefish, Mont. Associated Press. Summary. More than a dozen Utah environmental groups have banded together to plead for …Deseret News”
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865563402/Utah-groups-plead-for-wolf-protections.html

Because of their political power, ranchers have declared war on wolves and the goverment is backing them despite the fact that most people feel that wolves shouldn’t be hunted down.

Millions of oour tax dollars were spend reintroducing this keystone predator back into its historical range only to have more millions spent to once again eradicate them.

Where wolves live, the ecosystem has more balance. Land isn’t overgrazed by deer and elk standing around like cattle because they have no fear of predation. Beaves come back when aspens are allowed to grow instead of being eaten be seditary elk and deer.

Wolves keep prey species strong by feeding on the old, weak and injured.

On the other hand, hunters go for the strongest and biggest of a species. If they tell you otherwise, they’re lieing to you.

 

Wolves are an important part of the environement. Cattle and sheep are not.

About Kevin J Railsabck

Award-winning filmmaker Kevin J Railsback has traveled as far as Africa to test HD cameras for Panasonic.
His stunning nature and wildlife footage has appeared in productions on National Geographic, Animal Planet, Discovery Channel as well as in commercials for such corporate giants as AT&T.

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