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New Jersey Bear Hunting

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ON OCTOBER 9, 2002 WILDLIFE WATCH/C.A.S.H. SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS TO THE NJ ASSEMBLY AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE AND ASSEMBLY ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE HEARING ON BLACK BEAR HUNTING INVESTIGATION NEEDED OF THE DIVISION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (DFW)… 

Highlights of what we’ve been up to

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C.A.S.H./WILDLIFE WATCH WORKS WITH ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE Wildlife Watch worked with Assemblyman Joel Miller, R- Hyde Park, NY who agreed to sponsor our change in the depredation permitting process. Wildlife Watch would like to see the… 

In Loving Memory

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We thank MRS. LENORE LEWIS ABELS (MRS. JOEL M. ABELS) for her generous contribution in memory of her daughter, NANETTE LINDA LEWIS ABELS. We were saddened to learn that our long time member, MR. EDWARD… 

Announcements

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Move the Message: Your Guide to Making a Difference and Changing the World – Josephine Bellaccomo Take action and empower others to act with this strategic approach to targeting your message to the appropriate power… 

PETER’S HUMOR? – SPRING/SUMMER 2002

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Hunting’s not a joke, but hunters and game agents are! By Peter Muller, V.P. C.A.S.H. By Peter Muller, V.P. C.A.S.H. What is distinctly different about a hunter’s birth? When a hunter is born the doctor… 

Swan Wars – the sequel

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The three judges in the mute swan case agreed unanimously that whether the bird is native or non-native is irrelevant, as those words are found nowhere in the treaties, or the Act. So, what don’t… 

WILDLIFE WATCH BRINGS LAWSUIT TO STOP KILLING

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Wildlife Watch and the Carmel/Mahopac Coalition to Save the Geese brought a lawsuit to stop the killing of Canada geese at five lakes in Putnam County, NY. While there was a hearing, the judge didn’t… 

WATERFOWL THREATENED by FWS CONTINUES

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We wish to thank Ray Adell, of Long Island, for writing the following letter to Sens. Clinton and Schumer, thereby enhancing our position. Mr. Adell is a former fishing and outdoor reporter, and had a… 

Success Breeds Contempt?

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The cormorants have just come back, They dot the river rocks with black; Scarecrows with their wings spread wide To catch the sun, get feathers dried. They are so good at what they do, They…