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Hughes: CPW’s handling has been a dishonor to the wolf
My name is Dr. John Hughes. I’m a physician with clinics in Aspen and Basalt. My ancestors, on my mother’s side, are from the Wolf Clan of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee. I do not claim to make any formal statements from the tribe, but from my observations, CPW’S...
Embracing wolves: Dr. John Hughes and the Sacred Wolf Foundation’s Mission
Dr. John Hughes D.O., who runs Aspen Integrative Medicine, as a special relationship with wolves. Hughes, who has ancestry from the Wolf Clan of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation regards wild and domesticated wolves (aka dogs) as sacred totems (kin) who have...
Sacred Wolf Foundation Habitat Protection
Problem: A small number of wolves were reintroduced to Colorado in 2023; since then, conflicts with livestock and humans have increased…including many depredation incidents. See depredation incidents...
Birth of rare white buffalo calf in Yellowstone park fulfills Lakota prophecy
Image © Provided by The Associated Press The reported birth of a rare white buffalo in Yellowstone National Park fulfills a Lakota prophecy that portends better times, according to members of the American Indian tribe who cautioned that it’s also a signal that...
What’s behind the resistance to wolves in Colorado?
FEAR OF LOSS - STATISTICS For cattle and calves, the total combined head in each of the 4 states was the following (data from 2015): Colorado: 3.35 million Non-predatory losses: 58,840 cattle and 51,080 calves Predatory losses: 1,160 cattle and 3,920 calves Killed by...
Lawsuit Demands BLM Step Up Range Health Protections
Agency Let Go of Oversight Reins on 155-Million Acre Livestock Program Washington, DC — A federal lawsuit filed today faults the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for its widespread delinquency in assessing environmental conditions and addressing resource damage...
Latest News
What happens when wolves leave Yellowstone Daily Montanan
Wealthy Ranchers Profit from Public Lands. Propublica.org
We know how to coexist with bears and wolves. Will we kill them instead? LA Times
It’s just astounding:’ 4,200-plus acres conserved in Colorado’s mountains. Gazette
Wolves and Cows: The Mindset of Coexistence and Sentience. Psychology Today
Letter: We should give wolves a chance. VailDaily
Wolves Return to Colorado Marking a Milestone for Wildlife Recovery. National Parks Conservation Association.
Love is in the Air for Colorado Wolves. Defenders.org
Counties don’t get to opt out of Colorado’s wolf recovery effort, Post Independent