Return To The Wild: A Modern Tale Of Wolf And Man

[G_j]

Just last month, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced that the Bush-era wolf delisting rule would go ahead. Starting May 4th, more than 1,000 wolves in the region -- 2/3 of the current population -- could be killed. On the day the rule was published, Defenders immediately notified federal officials that we will fight for our wolves in court.But this is only the latest chapter in a complex and ongoing story of the relationship between wolves and people in the west. Return to the Wild, a new documentary from Mofilms, features Defenders’ Northern Rockies Representative Suzanne Stone and highlights our on-the-ground efforts to help ranchers and wolves peacefully coexist in the American West.


You can watch the 27-minute film in its entirety

http://www.returntothewild.com/download.html

or see the trailer at the film’s website.

http://www.returntothewild.com/

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[ima_sinnic]

1. yet more "change" BULLSHIT we can't believe in

so far, NONE of the issues I care about -- war crimes prosecution, justice for Guantanamo detainees, health care, legalization of marijuana, and wildlife conservation -- are "changing" in any way, shape, or form.

[G_j]

2. when I saw Salazar was appointed, I knew we were being screwed again n/t

[villager]

3. Dems routinely sell out the environment -- Clinton did the same thing

during his "liberal" administration...

I guess it's because trees and critters can't lobby or vote.

So who has to give a fuck about them?

[G_j]

4. kick for those who may want to watch nt