Wolves are highly social animals that live in family groups called packs. At the top of the food chain, they have a very important role in the ecosystem. In the years since they were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park, wolves have helped reduce an overpopulation of elk in the Park, and have kept elk from lingering undisturbed in Aspen groves and along streams. Biologists now believe this has led to the recovery of over-browsed trees and shrubs in these areas, which in turn, has helped birds, fish, beavers, moose and other wildlife find new places to call home.
Use sound science to protect our ecosystems and stop catering to special interest hunting groups. Killing wolves is not "management". This is very dangerous thinking and remincent of Aldoph Hilter's '"FINAL SOLUTION" of death. Learn to live with wildlife instead of murdering it.
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