[large thumbnail url=”family-values-why-wolves-belong-together” filename=”science” year=”2010″ month=”06″ day=”18″] [thumbnail icon url=”family-values-why-wolves-belong-together” filename=”science” year=”2010″ month=”06″ day=”18″] NewScientist Magazine published an interesting article looking at the findings of Gordon Haber, outspoken wolf advocate and independent biologist, who died in a tragic accident last October.
His opposition to hunting was equally intense. He excoriated the “heavy government-sanctioned killing” and “Mengele-like experiments” with wolf sterilisation in Alaska, which, as he saw it, threaten to transform the very nature of the wolf. And he did not pull his punches when identifying the enemy. “Perhaps worst of all, these problems originate primarily from biologists,” he wrote on his website, referring to the fact that many wildlife managers work on the assumption that wolves can withstand heavy culling because they breed quickly.
This entry was posted in News, Science and tagged Gordon Haber, NewScientist, Sharon Levy on June 18, 2010 by HOWLColorado.