Wildlife Journal Archives

1995 / 1996 / 1997 / 1998 / 1999 / 2000 / 2001 / 2002 / 2003

2003

• CITES grants ivory exemption (Winter, 2003)
• British Countryside Alliance fights hard to derail hunt ban and save rural culture (Fall 2003)
• Predator return successful for wolves, environmentalists, but devastating for ranchers, cattle, sheep (Spring, 2003)
• The invaders: New darlings of the drive to gain power and money at the altar of environmentalism (Spring, 2003)
• New policy could open the door to more dog bans (February 2003)
• West Nile virus devastates wildlife (Winter, 2002-2003)
• Bambi has outgrown the forest, and alternatives for control are elusive, inefficient or unpleasant (Winter, 2002-2003)

2002

• Lions and tigers and bears, oh no! Congressman wants to outlaw exotic pets (Fall 2002)
  
• Africans want to trade ivory (Fall 2002)
  
• Keiko just says no to freedom (Fall 2002)
  
• Returning river otters to former habitat: Thank you Mr. Sevin, sir (Fall 2002)
  
• Raging fires devastate forests, destroy homes, and wipe out wildlife (Fall 2002)
• Audubon article backs hunting to manage deer (Summer 2002)
  
• The prairie dogs that weren't there (Summer 2002)

2001

• I ain’t got a dog (Fall 2001)
  
• FWS scraps restrictive guidelines: Sporting dogs can compete in field trials on public lands (Fall 2001)
  
• The ultimate goal? No animals in human lives (Fall 2001)
• Alliance revitalizes NAIA's call for changes to the US Marine Mammal Protection Act (Summer 2001)
• A good offense requires allies (Spring 2001)
• Field trial battles began in Illinois (Spring 2001)
  
• Young makes it clear: Field trials are OK on Pittman-Robertson
  conservation lands (Spring 2001)
  
• 10 environmental groups sue USDA over grazing rights (Spring 2001)
• Western forests burn; millions of acres destroyed (Spring 2001)
• House committee hears about private conservation success stories (Spring 2001)

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2000

• CITES conference ends with same old whale rules, new elephant poaching study (July 2000)

• Hunters are the mainstay of Canada's provincial wildlife management programs (July 2000)

• US marine mammal law plays havoc with Inuit lives (July 2000)

• Resolution from the NAIA Animal Law Conference March 4 & 5, 2000 Portland, OR (Mar 2000)
• Anti-hunt group threatens royal family with mayhem (Mar 2000)
• Wildlife log (Mar 2000)
• Border Collies control geese on fairways, runways (Mar 2000)

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1999

• Congress says no to trapping restrictions on wildlife refuges (Fall/Winter 99)
• The strange politics of the Marine Mammal Protection Act steals puppets from native people (Fall/Winter 99)
• "Bang Bang You're Dead" by William Mastrosimone Anti-violence play falsely tags hunters (Fall/Winter 99)
• A revelation! Cattle can help conserve grasslands and wildlife (Fall/Winter 99)
• Public Trust Doctrine legal cases challenge wildlife ballot initiatives that ban use of leghold traps (Fall/Winter 99)
• Activists fined for violating MMPA Dolphin sanctuary shut down (Fall/Winter 99)

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1998

• 1998 election results
• Salmon problems date back more than 50 years Not just due to cattle ranchers (Sept/Oct98)
• Exxon leads the fight to save the tiger Pledges $5 million to tiger conservation (Sept/Oct98)
• Wildlife Journal April 98 Wildlife in the news - Spring 98 (Mar/Apr 98)
• Study discovers ESA rife with errors Year-long study finds problems with design and implementation of ESA act (Mar/Apr 98)
• The Necessity of Predators:An evolutionary defense of hunting Part 3 Part 3: Simulating predation (May/June 98)
• National Wilderness Institute disputes Babbitt's claims of ESA success US Fish and Wildlife Service issues correction (Sept/Oct98)
• Court determines wolf introductions illegal Wolves ordered removed (Mar/Apr 98)
• Feds drop 29 species from ESA A success? Or correction of errors? (May/June 98)
• Black bear management A Pennsylvania success story (May/June 98)
• NAIA: The Necessity of Predators (2) Part 2: The effects of predation on the ecosystem (Mar/Apr 98)
• Makah Indians prepare for first whale hunt in 70 years Opposition lawsuit fails (Sept/Oct98)

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1997

• Conservation and local control: The front lines move to Africa
• Tuna bill sweeps Senate International Dolphin Conservation Program Act signed into law (Sept/Oct 97)
• HSUS vs CAMFIRE HSUS wages campaign against Zimbabwe's CAMPFIRE program (Sept/Oct 97)
• Americans cherish Wildlife $104 billion spent in 1996 (July/Aug 97)
• NAIA's trip to CITES Lions and tigers and elephants, oh my! (July/Aug 97)
• Tuna time in DC! Tuna/dolphin bill faces new hearing (May/June 97)
• Conservation and local control The front lines move to Africa (May/June 97)
• BLM horse adoption program charges AP story unfair, director says (March/April 97)
• Activists take aim at Canadian seal hunt Canadian seal hunt called: "cruel, criminal, and out of control" (March/April 97)
• Voters defeat anti ranching initiative A sweet song of success (Jan/Feb 97)
• Saving habitat Some rules tighter on seasonal wetlands (Jan/Feb 97)
• Summary judgment Crimes against nature (Nov/Dec 97)
• Whaling to resume? Whaling may begin again under new plan approved by the International Whaling Commission (Nov/Dec 97)
• The Necessity of Predators An Evolutionary Defense of Hunting (Nov/Dec 97)

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1996

• "Dolphin safe" concerns everyone America's "dolphin safe" policy virtually eliminated the US tuna fleet from the eastern Pacific yellowfin tuna fishery in less than three years. . . . (July/Aug 96)
• Book Review: Playing God in Yellowstone Humans are saviors and Satans, a dual role that is impossible to fill. Environmental science takes a back seat to politics in park operations (July/Aug 96)
• From the president's desk: May/June 96 Killing animals for human use. (May/June 96)
• NAIA book review: Bloodties Nature, Culture, and the Hunt (Jan/Feb 96)

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1995

• Animal rights activists gloss over trapping facts
• The tuna-dolphin connection Why fishermen cast nets on dolphin to catch yellowfin tuna (Oct/Nov 95)
• Greenpeace, other groups praise new US congressional effort. Washington bill gives hope to US tuna industry (Oct/Nov 95)
• Destruction of an industry Tuna Fishermen vs environmentalists (Oct/Nov 95)
• NAIA book review: At the hand of man Peril and Hope for Africa's Wildlife (Oct/Nov 95)