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Ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday mornin:
by Mayor Audrey Moore marked the opening o
Castlegar's new Mohawk Station at 1415 Colymbia
Ave. “

the middle «

«

; al bon oe

bent

leader of Project Wolf, said
Tuesday he and about six
others will be flown by heli-
copter into the den areas this

+. weekend.

‘The, other side has the

whe- money, the bullets and the

sheep and moose herds.

The government intends to
shoot about 400 of the more
than 3,000 wolves in two
areas near Fort Nelson. The
cost of the program, which
has created a stir among en-
vironmentalists who oppose
the wolf hunt, is being borne
by the government and from
funds raised through a B.C.
Northern Guitles Association
raffle that has’as a first prize
a big game hunt in Zim-
babwe.

/The five reports. are in-
ternal government reports
done by Enfironment Min-
istry. biologists ‘and. com-
pleted between 1977 aiid
1964.

Meanwhile, Paul Watson,

power; but we have the guts
and the morality,” said Wat-
son.

The idea is to stand be-
tween wolves and their hun-
ters to make things difficult
for government biologists.

“We used it with consid-
erable success against seal

Watson said.
“There's no reason it can't
work again.

The hunt, suspended last
week, is scheduled to resume
by the time they arrive.

The five government re-
ports are internal documents
produced by Environment
Ministry biologists and com-
pleted between 1977 and
1984.

A draft report of the Nor-
thern B.C. Wolf-Caribou
Study dated January 1964
concludes wolf control can

The report says that dur-
ing the time that study was
carried out “calf recuitment
appeared to be affected more
by weather than by wolf pre-
dation.”

APPEAR UNCERTAIN

It goes on to say that the
shortterm benefit is prey
recovery.

But, “the long-term bene-
fits of wolf control to caribou
in this study appear less cer-
tain.”

The study says there is
some evidence that random
removal of individual wolves
disrupts a pack’s-sqeial struc-
ture, resulting in increased
breeding and the migration
of wolves into the ates.

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