What’s the Wildlife Diversity Initiative? – Why Should Hunters Support It? Excerpt from a draft by George Lapointe, Project Liaison, Proactive Strategies for Fish and Wildlife Management [Emphasis Supplied] There’s something in the wild this… 

AT THE JUGULAR VEIN OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT By Anne Muller For sure, the economic basis of wildlife management must change. But something else must change, and that’s the tenet that hunting is a legitimate recreational… 

YOU KNOW WHAT WE NEED? WE NEED FEES! WE NEED TWO FEES! WE NEED… By Anne Muller The precocious five-year-old son of a neighbor overheard me complain to his mother about my boiler. He insisted… 

EVOLUTION IN REVERSE: THE FATAL FLAWS OF THE FOX SQUIRREL SHOOTING SCHEME By Ron Baker Is shooting Fox squirrels a biologically and ecologically sound practice? Many game managers and commercial wildlife biologists would tell you… 

STEPS TOWARD RESOLVING A HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICT SITUATION Part 2 Game agencies are bizarrely out of touch with the psyche of the general public. A NJ resident, who was horrified when she learned that Canada geese… 

Doesn’t Like Calling it “War” A Wildlife agent criticized our last issue for calling this “war.” As we were going to print, I got a call from Marilyn Leybra, a wildlife rehabilitator, saying that she… 

Computer Technology and Animal Rights By James M. Corrigan My purpose in writing this article is to convince each of you that we must use computer technology in our fight for the rights of those… 

Wildlife Rehabilitators Unite! Game Agencies “permit” wildlife rehabilitators, those noble souls, to give aid and comfort to distressed animals at their own expense. Rehabbers must use a veterinarian, although they themselves may have more expertise…