NJ WILDLIFE REHABBERS NEED YOUR HELP
If you live in NJ, pleased support Senate Bill S2325 Sponsored by NJ State Senator Ellen Karcher The Associated Humane Society of NJ has initiated this Bill along with Sen. Ellen Karcher. Please show your…
MEET LAUREN ALPERT
Lauren Alpert, a SUNY New Paltz Anthropology major, works in the C.A.S.H. office. She’s having a happy moment. I guess it’s the way I said, “cheez, vegan please.”
A CASE OF THE BLIND LEADING THE BLIND
Thank you to Vernon Weir for letting us know about an article in the Nevada Dept. of Wildlife, Wildlife Almanac, Fall-Winter, 2004 issue, obviously trying to cash in on hunting and the special needs person.…
ASK UNCLE JOE – Adam
Dear Uncle Joe: My neighbor recently told me that he will be demolishing the old barn at the back of his property. I’m concerned about the bats who are now living there and will have…
ASK UNCLE JOE-Ted
Dear Uncle Joe: Hunting is the safest sport out there. Proven fact. Fewer injuries occur due to hunting realted accedents than occur durring football or any other sport, including ping pong. Heres some more stats:…
ASK UNCLE JOE– Scott
Dear Uncle Joe, I’m sure you know (but have altered the truth of it) trapping is a very important part of ecosystem balance. State Fish and Wildlife Services work with teams of boilogists to set…
ASK UNCLE JOE– Zack
Dear Uncle Joe: How can you say that hunters and trappers are not conservationists? All throoughout Hunter education (which is a requirement for nearly every state in order to obtain a hunting liscence of any…
WILDLIFE WATCHING PROGRAMS
NATIONAL SHIFT PALES HUNTING ECONOMY By Peter Muller In the past decade, a dramatic shift has taken place with respect to how Americans engage in the recreational enjoyment of wildlife. State agencies have maintained that…
OPPOSE THE SUNDAY HUNTING BILLS IN CONNECTICUT
LAND TRUSTS MAY NOW HAVE TO REPAY THE PIPER WITH SUNDAY HUNTING! By W.L. Eidolon All over the country, land trusts have been buying up property for preservation for the past twenty years, especially in…
THE 16 REMAINING WATER WORKS DEER HAVE A NEW HOME!
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