Save the Wild

A Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife sharpshooter executed the alpha male of the Togo wolf pack. This death marks the beginning of the end for the pack. This death also shows why livestock should not be grazed on public land.

Save the Wild 16: An anti-wildlife Congress would have us believe that wolf populations have recovered and that wolves should be delisted from Endangered Species Act protection everywhere in the Lower 48. But are wolves recovered? Rick Lamplugh’s award-winning new book, Deep into Yellowstone, is available signed by Rick at ricklamplugh.blogspot.com, as is his other best seller, In the Temple of Wolves. Both books are also available on Amazon worldwide. Photo by NPS

Save the Wild 15: While many of us celebrate Endangered Species Day on May 18, others attack the Endangered Species Act. Who should call the shots for endangered species? Rick Lamplugh is the author of two Amazon best sellers. Deep into Yellowstone and In the Temple of Wolves are available signed by Rick at ricklamplugh.blogspot.com. Both are also available on Amazon.

Save the Wild 14: Yellowstone’s bison babies mark spring’s arrival and something more. Once a calf slides out of mom and onto Yellowstone’s soil, things happen quickly. Rick Lamplugh is the author of two Amazon bestsellers: Deep into Yellowstone and In the Temple of Wolves. Both are available signed by Rick at ricklamplugh.blogspot.com. Both are also available worldwide on Amazon.

Save the Wild 13: Since 1985, almost 11,000 bison have been killed under the Interagency Bison Management Plan. What's the story behind this senseless slaughter, and what can you do to help stop it? Rick Lamplugh is the author of two Amazon best sellers: Deep into Yellowstone and In the Temple of Wolves. Both are available signed from Rick at ricklamplugh.blogspot.com. Both are also available worldwide on Amazon.