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Friday, February 22, 2008
Wild Wolf Management
A story today on National Public Radio's Morning Edition reported that " The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced plans to take the gray wolf off the endangered species list, allowing them to be killed by hunters and ranchers. Wolf advocates argue delisting puts that population at risk." Supporters for "delisting" suggest that wolves could be better managed at the State level in the same way that elk and black bears have been.
Perhaps the following approach, expressed in Haiku, might be acceptable to both sides:
Link to this · Posted by Jim @ 11:36 AM
Perhaps the following approach, expressed in Haiku, might be acceptable to both sides:
Wildlife Management
Controls elk population,
One per wolf per week.
Controls elk population,
One per wolf per week.
