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    provide measures that if a person intentionally kills a wolf or any other animal, additional measures should be taken such as being sued or prison time. Public Act 21 addressed this problem in the video because this law was trying to grant the Natural Resources Commission the authority to nominate animals as game species without legislative approval. The economic concepts that can help save the problem is by using the hunting to control wolfs population in the game reserves. If the bill was not…

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    I made the choice to write this poem about the wilderness between Red Feather and Walden because I went on a deep woods camping trip there this summer and was captivated by how powerful the woods feel when you are far enough away from other people. I also found the amount of dead trees in the area to be very ominous, considering the beetle kill was likely over 70 percent in the area, not to mention the left behind elk skulls and deer hangs one can come upon hiking through the area add to the…

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    Aldo Leopold Biography

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    Aldo Leopold was a great conservationist and scientist, one to be believed as the greatest conservation talker even. After graduating college with a Masters degree in forestry, he dedicated his life to many aspects of nature. He wanted people to understand that nature should thrive and that people can be a part of it - within reason. His time to shine was when many natural resources were depleted and the environment was lacking qualities that it should have. Aldo was born on January 11, 1887 in…

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    Grey Wolf Recovery

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    Mexican grey wolf recovery program in Arizona and New Mexico is to establish a self sustaining population and eventual removal from the endangered species list. However, the procedures of the program are counterproductive to its goal first off the breeding program that was used prior to the initial release that had the wolves being handled by humans from birth. Then place of release the national forest of New Mexico and Arizona a massive span of land making extremely hard to regulate the wolf…

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    Imagine walking out of your house and you are face to face with a wolf. Nothing else matters as you gaze into its strange and peculiar eyes. For some this may seem like a fantasy, but for others, this is everyday of their lives. There is a huge debate whether wolves should be alowed to live and roam where they used to live before they were taken away. Some people believe that these wolves will only bring more chaos with them. But others say that these wolves can make our lives a more eutopian…

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    Grey Wolf Research Paper

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    ill-received. The Gray Wolf species has long been damned and slaughtered for minuscule infractions and illusions of identity despite how they are unlike their fabled counterparts, are viewed as "Spiritual brothers" by some Native Americans (Swinburne 10), and are beneficial to their…

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    In the middle of lake superior, there is an idyllic island, 45 miles long and 9 miles wide. It has untouched lakes, thousands of moose, and a dwindling population of wolves. I have been there 2 times, and both times it was an experience I will never forget. This is Isle Royale, the least visited national park in the contiguous US, and the largest island in lake superior. I have hiked over 100 miles on the island, but there are 12 that stand out as the most physically challenging day of my life.…

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    The wind howls like a pack of wolves on the prow, sending chills down spins of all those who face its powerful blows. Through the thin walls and old winds, it seeps into the homes of those who already struggle to stay warm. The wolves go after the weakest of any heard, and humans belong to the list of their victims. This reality lives in the parts of the world that have communist entities as their powerhouses. In the collection of essays, “How We Survived Communism and Even Laughed” by Slavenka…

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    National Park Environment

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    of changes can cause an environment, or more specifically an ecosystem to crumble. The most important member of an ecosystem is a keystone species because of their influence on all of the other organisms. An example of a keystone species is the gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park. A brief history on the gray wolves of Yellowstone is that…

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    How have the relationships between human and dogs changed over time? Humans started to realize that dogs make great pets. Dogs started out as wolves, but as time passed wolves started to become pets and humans began calling them dogs. Are dogs the perfect pets? Dogs are great, kind and loyal pets. In fact, many people say dogs are the best pets. Dogs keep people company, they keep people active, and they protect you from harm. No matter how hard I try I still keep coming back to the same…

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