02-12-2024, 04:35 PM
Three endangered grey wolves were found dead in Southern Oregon. These wolves were wearing tracking devices. One was a breeding female. The other two were sub adults. These wolves are protected by the Endangered Species Act. They were part of the Gearhart Mountain Pack. The pack is down to 7 members.
The reward is offered for any information that leads to arrest and conviction for those responsible for the wolf deaths.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/11/us/oregon...index.html
Wolves are still being hunted even though it is illegal.
I think they need a conviction in this case to make a point.
The pack is now so small that it might not survive as a pack.
People still don't understand how critical wolves are to the health of the ecosystem.
The reward is offered for any information that leads to arrest and conviction for those responsible for the wolf deaths.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/11/us/oregon...index.html
Wolves are still being hunted even though it is illegal.
I think they need a conviction in this case to make a point.
The pack is now so small that it might not survive as a pack.
People still don't understand how critical wolves are to the health of the ecosystem.