Wolf hunting on state lands next to Denali closed by Emergency Order – what’s next for Denali wolves?
After three deaths of Denali’s East Fork Pack wolves this spring, all caused by human activities on state lands next to Denali,
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Open Letter to Alaska Director of Wildlife Conservation supports closure
From: nancy@denalicitizens.org Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2015 12:55 PM To: bruce.dale@alaska.gov Subject: Denali wolves emergency closure Dear Mr. Dale, I
DCC joins others in asking for Emergency Wolf Hunting Closure
After the loss of three individuals, one a pregnant female, to the East Fork pack, which last year denned very close
Wolf Monitoring report details three human-caused deaths this spring
Denali wolves remained highly vulnerable this spring, with two dens east of the Savage River and one pack, East Fork,
Jan-Feb DCC News now online
Read why we supported a recent emergency petition for wolf buffers, information on small hydro in the Denali Borough, the
DCC submits comments on Preliminary Permit request for a Hydroelectric project on Carlo Creek
On February 6, 2015, DCC submitted comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on a Preliminary Permit to establish
DCC submits comments on Bruskasna Dam Preliminary Permit Application
On February 13th, Denali Citizens Council submitted comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on an application for a