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- Does science back up Alaska's policy of killing grizzly bears?
- ACTION ALERT: Sign the Petition and Say NO to Brown & Black Bear Baiting & Snaring in Alaska
- Citizens Need to Act to Base State Predator Control More on Science
- The Cora and Corey Show
- Surprise! Good News from the Alaska Board of Game!
- Victory for Unimak Wolves!
- Alaska Politicians, Lawyers Fight Rages on Against Federal Authority
- ACTION ALERT: Help Save the Wolves of Unimak Island
| As stewards of our environment, it's our duty to respect all life |
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| Sunday, 20 April 2008 | |
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You don't have to be a scientist to question the sustainability of the 9 billion human predators that are projected for the world by 2050. Is it wolves or humans that need to be controlled? Most of the world's great religious texts -- the Bible, the Torah, the Koran and the Upanishads -- urge followers to honor God's creation. We are all morally obligated to be good stewards of the environment and we ignore this obligation at our own peril. Recently a friend of mine photographed a wolf in Denali National Park. Its neck was swollen to twice the normal size due to a steel snare embedded deeply in its flesh. Gandhi once said: "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be measured by the way it treats its animals." As Gov. Sarah Palin gives birth to her fifth child, I hope God grants her the wisdom to respect all life and the courage to respect all Alaskans. John Johnson, Anchorage |
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