Phoenix Man Killed Helping with Lost Dog Rescue

A 43-year-old Phoenix man was killed, while helping retrieve a friend’s missing dog.

According to Phoenix police Mathew Giannattasio apparently had found the dog and  was trying to get control of the dog when he fell out of his pickup truck and  got pinned underneath.

Read more:  http://www.azcentral.com/community/phoenix/articles/2012/01/02/20120102phoenix-man-looking-lost-dog-killed-mishap.html#ixzz1iM5z3EM0

RMEF Supports Wolf Delisting in Great Lakes

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation today cheered federal delisting of wolves in the Great Lakes states, as well as the State of Wisconsin’s rapid movement toward implementing its own science-based wolf management plan.

Both actions help pave the way toward predator populations that are in better balance with elk, deer and other species commonly preyed upon by wolves.

“Barring any legal holdups from animal rights activists, we should see science-based wolf management and control measures go into effect by February, and that’s great news for conservation overall in the Great Lakes region,” said David Allen, RMEF president and CEO. Read more

Here’s Your Sign

This morning in Shiawassee County, Michigan, after but a scant covering of snow and temperatures in the 20s, an unfortunate driver got his sign.  The vehicle’s tracks can be seen to the guard rail.  Maybe this one should have read:  Watch for Signs.

Anti-Fishing Groups Bypass Ongoing Lawsuit in Attempt to Ban Lead Fishing Tackle

Alexandria, VA – On November 16, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was yet again petitioned by the Center for Biological Diversity and two other anti-fishing groups, requesting that the agency regulate the manufacture and sale of lead fishing tackle of certain sizes and uses under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). If approved, such regulation could result in a de facto ban of lead sinkers, jigs and other popular types of fishing equipment. Read more

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