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Yellowstone Wolves A Chronicle of the Animal, the People and the Politics

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By: Cat Urbigkit
350 pages, b/w photos & illus
Yellowstone Wolves
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  • Yellowstone Wolves ISBN: 9780939923700 Paperback May 2023 Out of Print #179769
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This book provides a unique perspective on what is one of the most visible and contentious wildlife management experiments taking place in the American West today. It is a review of the discovery, persecution, and possible survival of the native wolves of the northern Rocky Mountains of the United States; it is a detailed chronicle of the debate over the legality and propriety of introducing wolves from Canada into Yellowstone National Park and central Idaho during the mid-1990s; and it is an account of the spread of the released Canadian wolves from Yellowstone and central Idaho into surrounding areas and the tensions created by these movements.

Most of all, "Yellowstone Wolves" is a passionate and fact-filled illustration of the raging interplay that can develop among the many diverse interests that vest in experiments of this type. Insights gained from the book will be of value for dealing with innumerable other issues, environmental and beyond, where multiple perspectives converge, conflict, and demand and deserve sober, intelligent, and candid resolution. The Foreword by Ronald M.Nowak provides authoritative context for understanding the broader significance of endangered species management and the record, and trends, of the United States in managing the nations biological diversity and adhering to the mandates of the Endangered Species Act.

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Out of Print
By: Cat Urbigkit
350 pages, b/w photos & illus
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For anyone who has a deep interest in the fate of the wolf in the USA, this book provides a unique perspective on what is one of the most contentious wildlife management experiments in America today. -- Wildscape

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