Viewpoints: Letters / Opinions
RE: Alexander Archipelago Wolves
By Duane Hill
November 21, 2013
Thursday PM
Alaska natives chased the glaciers up and ate fish. Wolves did not show up until after the deer established themselves. In other words, humans were here first, wolves are an invasive species.
In addition, the Endangered Species Act is all about protecting at the species level, not the subspecies level.
Duane Hill
Ketchikan, Alaska
About: "Long time civil rights activist"
Received November 20, 2013
- Published November 21, 2013
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