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Urge the Alaska Board of Game to protect Denali wolves

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Nina Faust
11 years ago Featured

The State needs to start working with the National Park Service to protect these special wolves. The research that has been done is valuable to all game management agencies. Working together is also good for the state's economy since seeing wolves in Denali NP is a big draw.

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Clare King
11 years ago

Please protect our wolves. People come from all over to see the wildlife here. Keep them safe!

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Marcia Denison
11 years ago

Please, do the right thing. Give the Denali Wolves a safe zone. Thank you.

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Sharon Stroble
11 years ago

wolves are a treasure needing protection

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Andra Silgailis
11 years ago

As an Alaskan, I feel us residents do not have enough wolves to view.

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James Lundsted
11 years ago

Urge you to NOT allow hunting of wolves near the boundary of Denali. Please.

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Isabel M. Fuica
11 years ago

New York

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Chris Diekman
11 years ago

Please help to save the wolves!

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Margaret McGinnis
11 years ago

wolves must be protected

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Timothy Stys
11 years ago

Leave the wolves alone.

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Allison Ostrer
11 years ago

Washington

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janet forman
11 years ago

new york

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Joanie Beldin
11 years ago

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Dorothy E. Cuadra
11 years ago

Denali wolves have already lost way too many pack members because of lack of this buffer zone. We need this buffer zone right away.

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Jim Burris
11 years ago

Stop the slaughter NOW!

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Agnes Castilloux
11 years ago

High on my bucket list is to visit Denali and see wolves, if there are no wolves to be seen I will not go to Denali!

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Evelyn Trevethan
11 years ago

Please provide a safe corridor for the wolves.

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Michael Burton
11 years ago

AK

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Nola Lamken
11 years ago

If we're going to have a national park and expect visitors to come from all over the world, we HAVE to maintain the wildlife there! Allowing peripheral "take" compromises all the protections. Then the rest of the wolves go nuts. We need SOMEplace where wildlife can be free of pressures and develop naturally.

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melanie
11 years ago

British Columbia