By Merle Wilson The Code of Iowa, Article 1 Section 6 reads: All laws of a general nature shall have a uniform operation. The General Assembly shall not grant to any citizen or class of citizens…
We’ve been property managers on a 315 acre property in Western Mass. for more than 35 years. The land is under a Conservation Restriction owned by a large non-profit, which has been monitoring wildlife around…
Anonymous submission When we moved to the Croton-Ossining-New Castle area junction in Westchester County, NY, in August of 2011, we were enchanted with the natural beauty of the area – it felt like “nature undisturbed.”…
These next three articles show how the heavy hand of wildlife management steals land and joy, and in the former case, especially from women. Ambushed Betrayed Cheated by Teatown Lake Reservation Hunters Conflict With and…
By Herman Lenz I don’t know of anyone who would freeze or starve to death today if hunting and trapping of animals were banned or outlawed. Most of the zealots who are in that game…
Reported by Trish Swain, founder of Trailsafe, Chair of League of Humane Voters, Nevada (LOHV-NV) Here in Nevada a total disrespect for wildlife… On March 20th, the Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners voted to accept or reject…
By Joe Miele, President of CASH Next time, could you get some spaghetti? When your bears are facing brutal decisions by municipalities or the state, follow these steps: Do not allow bear hunting to become…
A Nature Conservancy “magnet” The Nature Conservancy (TNC) recently conducted a solicitation initiative featuring an adorable black bear cub clinging to a tree. Its mission, “Protecting Nature, Preserving Life” (see photo above). Further, to thank donors for…
The article by Lydia Millet is breathtakingly inspirational. It should cause a perceptional shift of “stuffed animals” (the real kind), and lead to investigations of the Safari Club International, their censure, incarceration, and ultimately their demise.…
By Peter Muller, Vice President of C.A.S.H. It has become a fairly common place observation that hunting is decreasing. The questions that are still up for discussion are “Why?” “How fast?” and “Is the trend…
