TUCSON — Several conservation groups expressed condemnation toward the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service over claims of a secretive authorization to allow the trapping or killing of wolves.
A press release issued by the Center for Biological Diversity and others announced that conservationists had discovered that the USFWS had issued what they called a “blanket authorization” to trap or kill wolves that threaten livestock.
“The Fish and Wildlife Service has apparently authorized the trapping and relocation of any wolf, and the killing of one uncollared wolf, but the agency has refused to make the removal order publicly available,” the Center for Biological Diversity said.
“Punishing wolves for eating the slowest, easiest-to-get prey in their habitat is just senseless brutality against this key native species,” Western Watersheds…
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