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  • Coastal wolf walking along the shoreline on a calm day.
    Investigate and inform

    Mirror, mirror on the wall: The wolf as scapegoat

    2021 September 92025 December 15

    An essay from Paul C. Paquet about our relationship with wolves.

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  • Two men posing with dead wolves in the snow.
    In the media | Investigate and inform

    Wolves savaged by management plan

    2013 January 72024 July 8

    Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet, Times Colonist
    The low point for conservation policy in 2012 was the rollout of the “Draft management plan for the Grey Wolf”…

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  • Two men posing with dead wolves in the snow.
    In the media

    Wolf kill contest sparks outrage

    2012 November 232024 July 8

    Alaska Highway News
    A wolf-kill contest sponsored has provoked outrage in the provincial media…

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  • Two men posing with dead wolves in the snow.
    In the media

    Contest offers cash prizes for wolf kills in northeastern BC

    2012 November 202024 July 8

    Vancouver Sun
    A privately sponsored wolf-kill contest is offering cash and other prize incentives for hunters to shoot the predators this winter in northeast BC…

    Read More Contest offers cash prizes for wolf kills in northeastern BCContinue

  • Closeup of the face of a gray wolf
    In the media

    ‘Verified’ livestock losses in decline as province adopts open-season policy on wolves

    2011 August 182024 July 8

    Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun

    Paul Paquet, senior scientist for Raincoast, argues there is a vast discrepancy between government policy and solid information on wolves…

    Read More ‘Verified’ livestock losses in decline as province adopts open-season policy on wolvesContinue

  • A wolf laying on a pile of wood.
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    Groups decry province’s proposed aerial wolf kill

    2010 May 52025 December 15

    By Andrea Woo, Vancouver Sun A collective of Canadian environmental groups has written an open letter to Premier Gordon Campbell decrying the provincial government’s proposal for an aerial wolf kill in efforts to protect the dwindling mountain caribou population.

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  • A wolf laying on a pile of wood.
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    Wolf kill to save caribou strongly opposed

    2010 May 42025 December 15

    The following open letter has been sent to BC Premier Gordon Campbell opposing the killing of wolves and cougars to save mountain caribou May 3, 2010BY FAX AND E-MAIL Premier Gordon CampbellPO Box 9041 STN PROV GOVTVictoria, BC V8W 9E1Fax: (250) 387-0087 Dear Premier Campbell: The undersigned organizations are strongly opposed to the killing of…

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