Using the Media, Educating and Lobbying We at Wildlife Watch appreciate the dedicated efforts made by people around the country to help wildlife. Whether citizen action takes the form of simply bringing an injured animal…
Dear CASH: I want to know how I can address someone breaking the law by killing deer, turkey and Hawks after they have had their hunting/fishing licenses taken away. I’m in Wisconsin. I need to…
C.A.S.H. wishes to acknowledge and thank the many activists who have become locally involved in trying to stop deer and other wildlife killing in their communities. Thank you to the noble activists below: Carol Loomis…
Jan writes: This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to overturn and eliminate the hunter harassment statute in Pennsylvania. An appellate court, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania, in the person of a highly respected judge,…
His interview in Men’s Journal/Dec. 2007 Issue: The above photo was sent to us anonymously by a “fan” who obviously has not had a change of heart. One day this will be a crime. Kirk…
Kathy’s story as reported by Charles Tomlinson and reprinted with permission from the Morning News. ctomlinson@florencenews.com (Photograph of the dog that Kathy Andrews found on her property.) FLORENCE — Kathy Andrews is happy a magistrate…
The past two months LOHV was busy electioneering for various candidates who were committed to enact legislation for animal protection. On August 23rd the Westchester Chapter of LOHV was reactivated after being inactive due to…
by Anthony Marr In the United States, millions of dollars of animal-loving anti-hunting donors’ hard-earned money and heart-given donations are pumped into pro-hunting and downright hunting organizations with names like the National Wildlife Federation, the…
Wildlife Watching in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada Peter Muller & Lynn Middaugh Stan Pabst’s place is a wonderful area for wildlife watching. Sadly the bears who live on his property are subject to hunting and…
The Michigan Nature Association, established in 1952, has 162 nature sanctuaries. The largest is 508 acres and the smallest is less than one acre. What’s unusual about them is that they do not allow hunting (and in Michigan,…
