Sentences with phrase «wolf recovery in»

The Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC), held each year at the University of Oregon Law School in Eugene, brings together attorneys, practitioners, students, and activists from around the world to explore panel and keynote topics as interesting and diverse as global warming impacts in Africa to wolf recovery in Oregon.

Not exact matches

So we (me and my best friend Edwin Colón) started a Bible study, and we began to put into action our Wolf Pack Method of Evangelism, and we invited people in 12 Step Recovery to attend.

In tonight's other ties, Leeds United continued their recent recovery by beating Blackburn Rovers 1 - 0 with a late goal from Chris Wood, while strikes from Matt Ritchie and Yoan Gouffran sent Rafa Benítez's Newcastle into the fourth round with a 2 - 0 win at home to Wolves.

-- Peggy Marshall, Boise, Idaho This past March, a coalition of 10 conservation groups finally reached a settlement with the U.S. Department of Interior regarding gray wolf recovery and management in the Northern Rockies.

On top of that, any wolves that roamed outside the official recovery area were captured and kept in captivity, or released back into their approved wild habitat.

State officials have said they are unwilling to approve new releases until FWS updates its recovery plan for the wolf, which was written in 1982.

U.S. wildlife managers re-introduced wolves to the wilds of the Northern Rockies in the mid-1990s over objections from the cattle industry and sportsmen, and their numbers ultimately exceeded recovery goals set by the federal government.

It expands the territory of the wolves fourfold from 18,679 square kilometers (the size of the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area in the 1998 regulations) to 398,477 square kilometers.

In particular, it allowed FWS to release captive wolves only into a small zone within Arizona's Blue Range of mountains; the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area covered just 16 % of the approximately 90,000 - hectare region.

«The scope of our feasibility review will be broader and focus on questions and issues related to whether the overall recovery of the red wolf in the wild is truly attainable in light of the challenges identified in the Institute's evaluation,» according to a statement.

«The Mexican gray wolf recovery program has been hamstrung from the start, and this new management rule doesn't go nearly far enough to fix the problem,» said Michael Robinson, a conservation advocate at the Center for Biological Diversity in Tucson, Arizona, in a press release.

In the Southwest Mexican gray wolves also saw recovery — but to a lesser degree.

Since the original wolf recovery plans were written in the 1980s, we've learned much more about wolves» behavior, ecology and needs.

After receiving federal protection, gray wolves saw tremendous recovery in the western Great Lakes region.

In seeking separate recognition of Mexican wolves through today's lawsuit, the Center hopes to force the agency to implement the reforms and complete a new recovery plan, in the works since as far back as 199In seeking separate recognition of Mexican wolves through today's lawsuit, the Center hopes to force the agency to implement the reforms and complete a new recovery plan, in the works since as far back as 199in the works since as far back as 1995.

The Center requested that the policy be applied not just in the Apache National Forest portion of the Blue Wolf Range Recovery Area, but also on all lands governed by the Apache - Sitgreaves National Forest's Revised Forest Plan.

Arizona Senator Flake Introduces Bill to Supplant Science in Endangered Mexican Wolf Recovery, Suppress Population

We also filed a scientific petition with California officials to place wolves on the state's endangered list and prepare a recovery plan — and in early June 2014 the California Fish and Game Commission voted to protect wolves under the state Endangered Species Act, just hours after scientists confirmed that OR - 7 — the wolf that wandered into California in late 2011 and returned periodically — had sired pups in southern Oregon.

January 2005 — The Center participated in a successful coalition lawsuit overturning a Service wolf reclassification rule that downlisted wolves to threatened, divided gray wolves into distinct population segments, and precipitated a recovery - planning process that would have established Mexican gray wolves outside their historic range instead of where they evolved.

«The increase in numbers is a sign that the Mexican gray wolf recovery program may finally be seeing some success,» said Robinson.

November 1998 — In the same year that wolves were first reintroduced into the wild, the Center developed the Wolf Safe Haven Plan to help guide recovery efforts and ensure that wolves were fully protected.

The proposal to delist wolves would strike a serious blow to wolf recovery across the country, including in California and other West Coast states where wolves are just beginning to make a comeback.

November 13, 2009 — In response to Center litigation, the Fish and Wildlife Service reclaimed its decision - making authority over wolf management from a multiagency group hostile to wolf recovery, as well as scrapping the wolf - killing rule SOP 13.

The Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project is dedicated to bringing back wolves to help restore ecological health in the Grand Canyon region.

The Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project is proud to partner with the Sedona International Film Festival for our 1st Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival benefit event in Sedona.

The Grand Canyon region in northern Arizona and southern Utah has been identified by science as necessary for Mexican wolf recovery.

Dallas and I were sitting around after a really tough Olympic lifting session, talking about the Robb Wolf seminar we had just attended, wondering whether if we cleaned our diet up just that last 10 % it would make a significant difference in our training and recovery and I remember so clearly sitting around on the gym floor sweaty and tired and I was like «I would do that.

Joe (Joaquin Phoenix) is a lone wolf for hire, specialising in the recovery of abducted girls.

In recent years, however, a number of recovery plans have been developed, with the goal of returning wolves to their natural habitats and ultimately removing them from the endangered and threatened species lists.

I saw a documentary, maybe on Animal Planet, that showed an amazing recovery of streams in areas where the wolf had been reintroduced.

Recovery plans work, but only if they truly address the threats to the species,» said Shaye Wolf, climate science director for the Center for Biological Diversity, in a report from Washington Post.

Making Room for Wolf Recovery: The Case for Maintaining Endangered Species Act Protections for America's Wolves This first - of - its - kind analysis by the Center for Biological Diversity identifies 359,000 square miles of additional habitat for gray wolves in 19 of the lower 48 states that could significantly boost the nation's 40 - year wolf recovery effoWolf Recovery: The Case for Maintaining Endangered Species Act Protections for America's Wolves This first - of - its - kind analysis by the Center for Biological Diversity identifies 359,000 square miles of additional habitat for gray wolves in 19 of the lower 48 states that could significantly boost the nation's 40 - year wolf recovery Recovery: The Case for Maintaining Endangered Species Act Protections for America's Wolves This first - of - its - kind analysis by the Center for Biological Diversity identifies 359,000 square miles of additional habitat for gray wolves in 19 of the lower 48 states that could significantly boost the nation's 40 - year wolf recovery efWolves This first - of - its - kind analysis by the Center for Biological Diversity identifies 359,000 square miles of additional habitat for gray wolves in 19 of the lower 48 states that could significantly boost the nation's 40 - year wolf recovery efwolves in 19 of the lower 48 states that could significantly boost the nation's 40 - year wolf recovery effowolf recovery recovery efforts.

But to complicate things, not all of the killings might have been intentional (though we can't know for sure) because the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission authorized coyote hunting in the Red Wolf Recovery Area — including night hunting by spotlight — and it's possible that hunters might have mistaken some red wolves for coyotes.

But when one female gray wolf wandered into Kentucky for the first time in 150 years, its return wasn't heralded as a welcome sign of the species» recovery.