Karelian Beardogs By: WDFW Officer Bruce Richards (retired) and WDFW bear/cougar specialist Rich Beausoleil (with the wildlife division of WDFW). In 2007 my wife and I were in a serving line at Washington State Wildlife Officer Mack Peterson’s retirement dinner, when … Continue reading →
The Bella Coola Grizzly by British Columbia Conservation OfficersJustin Bell and Joel Kline In the remote central coast of British Columbia lies the rugged, yet beautiful, Bella Coola Valley with a population of approximately 2,000 people. In recent years the Bella … Continue reading →
Special Report: The Orchid Smugglers Frontlines: Deadly Dangers Lurk for America’s Conservation Officers Face to Face Communications: Spontaneous and Planned Deception Feature: The Baiting Game part2 Environmental Talk Force “Heads up” to “Crack Down” … Continue reading →
SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO WONDER …or at least I do. It’s taken me nine months to get to the point where 1 can sit down, put my fingers to the keyboard and actually write this article without getting totally peeved. … Continue reading →
Katarina, Picking up the pieces. When You’re in a Hole Learning too many defensive skills can create more risk. Frontlines Face to Face International Digest Patch Exchange Look Who’s Reading IGW Guardians of the Sea, The Fisheries officers of New … Continue reading →
Summer 1997 Feature: Puerto Rico-Isla Del Encanto Articles: Field Firearms Identification Wardens Don’t Make the Laws; They Just Enforce Them An Agents Calling Columns: Firearms Training-Toward Better Shotgun Performance Patch Exchange-Guam, Hawaii, … Continue reading →
Investigating Wildlife Poisoning Cases Richard K. Stroud DVM MS Veterinary Medical Examiner US Fish and Wildlife Forensic Lab Frank KuncirSpecial Agent USFWSDivision of Law Enforcement Poisoning of wildlife is a wide spread and major investigational problem for wildlife law enforcement … Continue reading →
Madman in the Woods The 2004 Wisconsin gun deer season began just like any other. Although there was no snow on the ground, the woods were full of blaze orange clad hunters embarking on the scared November ritual that brings … Continue reading →
HIDDEN TREASURES There is life after retirement. Just ask Mark Connolly, a former and once again present conservation officer with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Read more about Mark and the ancient Fremont people of the southwestern United States … Continue reading →
