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9.28.21
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to explore relisting the gray wolf
Groups still unhappy with state management continue to petition the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to relist wolves. These latest petitions are no surprise. The petitioners are fundraising to get wolves relisted, fundraising to stop attempts to delist, and in between, fundraising to stop management actions once wolf populations reach a point of needing more aggressive methods to control their numbers. Regardless, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has an obligation to address petitions and has concluded these new petitions to put wolves back under federal control are deserving of complete scrutiny.
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9.26.21
Alumni Spotlight : Clay Brewer
Clay Brewer has been chasing bighorn sheep since he was 11 years old.
“My dad spent a lot of time with me and my brothers outdoors,” said Brewer. “We lived in Utah, and I can remember spotting a sheep for the first time and asking my dad if I could chase him. I spent that entire day following in its path. I’ve been chasing bighorn sheep ever since.”
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8.12.21
WSF Legislative Affairs Update 8/2021
One of the critical components to Mission accomplishment for WSF is engagement in legislative and policy matters that can positively or negatively affect wild sheep and their habitats. These matters also include supporting sustainable use, conservation funding, and the traditions of hunting. WSF has a Legislative Affairs Committee (LAC) that meets via phone conference weekly, led by our contract lobbyist in Washington DC.
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