Wolf hunting season lengthened, Alaska Wildlife Alliance proposals fail at Ketchikan's Board of Game meeting
Wolves rest on Michael Kampnich's game camera on Prince of Wales Island. (Photo courtesy of Michael Kampnich). The Alaska Wildlife Alliance submitt...
Wolves rest on Michael Kampnich's game camera on Prince of Wales Island. (Photo courtesy of Michael Kampnich). The Alaska Wildlife Alliance submitted nine proposals aimed at protecting wolves for the Board of Game meeting this month. They all failed. The alliance is one of the groups petitioning to list the wolves on Prince of Wales Island as an endangered species. A list of all the Ketchikan and Prince of Wales Island-area proposals submitted to the board is available here. Many of the wolf-related proposals on the Board of Game's agenda last week were submitted by the Alaska Wildlife Alliance.