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B.C.’s Torturous Wolf Management

ByApplied Conservation Science Lab March 6, 2013

Chris D and Paul quoted in Huffington Post:

Tax dollars are supporting the killing and torturing of BC wolves using neck snares in sanctioned cull. To see what Chris and Paul have to say in this informative article, click here.

Tues, March 5- B.C.’s Torturous Wolf Management. Article by Chris Genovali
In Huffington Post: B.C.’s Torturous Wolf Management

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