Comments on: Wolves http://www.talkingscience.org/2009/02/wolves/ TalkingScience is a non-profit organization focus on educating the general public on science through new media. Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:46:59 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Miriam Gordon http://www.talkingscience.org/2009/02/wolves/comment-page-1/#comment-4539 Miriam Gordon Fri, 06 Feb 2009 21:12:38 +0000 http://talkingscience.org/blogs/?p=1221#comment-4539 Hi Robinson, Thanks for your comment. I'm glad I was able to raise awareness of wolf conservation issues. I hope you'll check out the links to NRDC and CBD and join the movement. If you love really good nature writing, I urge you to check out the link to Barry Holsten Lopez' page. He is absolutely brilliant. Best, Miriam Hi Robinson,

Thanks for your comment. I’m glad I was able to raise awareness of wolf conservation issues. I hope you’ll check out the links to NRDC and CBD and join the movement.

If you love really good nature writing, I urge you to check out the link to Barry Holsten Lopez’ page. He is absolutely brilliant.

Best, Miriam

]]> By: robinson david martinez http://www.talkingscience.org/2009/02/wolves/comment-page-1/#comment-4493 robinson david martinez Fri, 06 Feb 2009 04:01:06 +0000 http://talkingscience.org/blogs/?p=1221#comment-4493 i didn't know about the woes of wolves and ranchers. "The Eskimo and North American Indian people tend to regard wolves as sacred beings with souls, distinct from domestic dogs, which to them are largely utilitarian." i live in ct and the other day i was driving and i thought i saw a wolf pass my car from right to left but i thought that there could possibly be no wolves in connecticut. it was a coyote and while not a wolf, it still left me with a feeling of awe, as if i had experienced something sacred. thanks i didn’t know about the woes of wolves and ranchers.

“The Eskimo and North American Indian people tend to regard wolves as sacred beings with souls, distinct from domestic dogs, which to them are largely utilitarian.”

i live in ct and the other day i was driving and i thought i saw a wolf pass my car from right to left but i thought that there could possibly be no wolves in connecticut. it was a coyote and while not a wolf, it still left me with a feeling of awe, as if i had experienced something sacred.

thanks

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