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Fwd: More money to kill wolves.

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From: Jamie Rappaport Clark, Defenders of Wildlife <defenders@mail.defenders.org>


Anne -- Did you get my wolf message last week? We still need your help to reach our goal.

Please help us raise $51,000 to counter the special interest wolf-killing funds for Wildlife Services. Together, we can ensure a lasting future for America's wolves.

-- Jamie


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The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is providing tens of thousands of dollars to help the federal Wildlife Services kill more wolves despite non-lethal deterrents.
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Dear Anne,

The headline says it all:
'Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation gives state $51k to collar, kill wolves' -- The Missoulian, April 18, 2012
Elk hunters are now giving tens of thousands of dollars to help the federal Wildlife Services program more aggressively kill wolves.1

Defenders has long promoted a better way -- a healthy population of wolves increasingly accepted by local communities through non-lethal preventative strategies that reduce conflict between wolves, livestock and people.

Please donate now to help us raise $51,000 to counter these wolf-killing funds. Your support will help us work to promote effective, non-lethal tools to keep wolves out of harm's way -- and protect the wildlife and wild places you care about.

Wildlife Services -- a program under the U.S. Department of Agriculture -- is supposed to reduce conflicts between people and wildlife. But for too long, they've relied on aggressive wildlife killing.

Their record on wolves speaks for itself: From 2000 to 2010 -- when wolves were still endangered -- Wildlife Services was responsible for more than 3,000 wolf deaths.2 And most recently, Wildlife Services employees gunned down 14 wolves from a helicopter in Idaho's Clearwater National Forest to artificially boost elk populations.3

This federal agency should not be paid tens of thousands of dollars by special interests to collar and kill wolves.

Help Defenders stop the aggressive, unnecessary killing of wolves. Please donate now to support our work.

Killing wolves at all costs shows that we have a long way to go in getting past the old notion that "the only good predator is a dead predator." Killing wolves is not an effective solution to livestock loss.

Defenders' on-the-ground work has proven time and time again, that there is a better way. Our pioneering work with ranchers in the heart of wolf country has saved countless wolves by using non-lethal deterrents. Now we're preparing for another season of these proven efforts to keep wolves out of harm's way.

Help us raise $51,000 to counter the wolf-killing funds by helping expand our pioneering work to keep wolves out of harm's way.

Unfortunately, the Elk Foundation is not alone in the quest to kill more wolves. Other groups paid a wolf bounty last year in western Montana.4 Another group even posted instructions for poisoning wolves on their website.5

Defenders will continue our work proving that non-lethal methods are an effective way to keep wolves and livestock safe.

Please donate now to support our work to ensure a lasting future for America's wolves.

Anne, if just 35 people from New York donate $30, we can easily surpass our goal and counteract the wolf-killing funds. Will you help?

We need your support to stop the aggressive, unnecessary wolf-killing that only appeases extremists -- and makes our work to ensure a lasting future for wolves more difficult.

Please donate now.

Jamie Rappaport Clark Sincerely,

Jamie Rappaport Clark
President
Defenders of Wildlife
P.S. Please make a secure tax-deductible donation online to help support our work to save wolves and other wildlife. Or call 1-800-385-9712 to donate by phone.


1 http://missoulian.com/news/local/rocky-mountain-elk-foundation-gives-state-k-to-collar-kill/article_dd13ad1c-88fc-11e1-b625-0019bb2963f4.html
2American Society of Mammalogists public comments letter to APHIS citing Wildlife Services data, "RE: recommendations for redirection of management operations by Wildlife Services," March 21, 2012;
3http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2012/02/23/news/doc4f46ae595d4d8038403126.txt 4http://missoulian.com/news/local/bitterroot-group-offers-per-dead-wolf/article_f8bdddb4-2b53-11e1-a6f4-001871e3ce6c.html
5http://howlcolorado.org/2010/06/07/anti-wolf-web-site-proposes-illegal-poisoning-of-wolves







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Fwd: Idaho's War on Wolves...

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From: Jamie Rappaport Clark, Defenders of Wildlife <defenders@mail.defenders.org>



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It's been one year since Congress stripped federal protections from wolves in the Northern Rockies -- and already, Idaho has eliminated almost half the state's population of wolves.
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Dear Anne,

We saw it coming. When Congress stripped federal protections from wolves in the Northern Rockies one year ago, we warned that hundreds of wolves in the region would be killed.

It's especially bad in Idaho. Broken promises and political pandering to anti-wolf extremists has led to the elimination of more than 400 wolves -- almost half the state's wolf population -- in just one year.

Starting today, we're marking the first anniversary of wolf delisting with a series of actions aimed at shining the national spotlight on Idaho's extreme wolf-killing policies -- and the dangers it poses to wolf recovery in the American West.

Take action now: Sign our petition to Idaho Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter and urge him to stop his state's war on wolves -- and to treat these animals like wildlife, not vermin.

Idaho officials aren't stopping as the death toll surpasses 400 -- they're aiming to kill off as many wolves as possible until they drive the population down to 150. Officials have already changed their rules to make it even easier for hunters and trappers to kill even more wolves.

It's clear that Idaho's goal is to drive wolves down to the barest minimum of 150 wolves -- decimating the state's wolf population down to minimum numbers.

This is not wolf management. It's a backwards attempt to once again eliminate an ecologically important predator from the landscape.

Tell Idaho Governor Otter that decimating the state's wolves is unethical, unscientific and unacceptable in modern-day wildlife management.

Federal officials delisted wolves in the Northern Rockies based on Idaho's commitment to maintain between 518 and 732 wolves. But the governor broke this promise, leading to Idaho's policy of killing off hundreds of wolves. This gives new unfortunate meaning to the old phrase of "bait and switch."

Quite simply, Idaho is refusing to treat wolves as wildlife -- pursuing a path of targeting wolves as vermin, using troubling tactics:
  • No quota limit throughout most of the state on the number of wolves that can be killed through hunting;
  • Allowing hunting for 8-10 months out of the year, which includes through denning season in some areas;
  • Increasing the number of wolves that can be hunted, trapped or snared per person;
  • Using aerial gunning to wipe out entire packs of wolves to artificially boost game populations;

These extreme policies only feed a frenzy of anti-wolf rhetoric in the state.

Take action now and help us reach our goal of generating 75,000 signatures: Sign our petition to Idaho's governor and tell him to get it right on wolves.

Wolf recovery is one of the most important conservation success stories in this country. We can't let Idaho's extreme actions turn back the clock.

Jamie Rappaport Clark Sincerely,

Jamie Rappaport Clark
President
Defenders of Wildlife
P.S. Defenders is calling on our supporters to shine the spotlight on Idaho's shameful wolf killing policies as we mark the first anniversary of wolf delisting in the Northern Rockies. Please take action today and watch your inbox this week for more ways to make a difference for wolves.







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Att.,
Anne Brito
"Sou só uma, mas ainda assim sou uma.

Não posso fazer tudo, mas posso fazer alguma coisa.

E por, não poder fazer tudo, não deixarei de fazer o pouco que posso."

Nada + Nada = NADA
Pouco + Pouco = MUITO
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