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Shout Out to Bill Maher/Wild Animal Markets and Big AG
Bill Maher speaks out about wild animal markets, trafficking in wild animals, and our system of raising and slaughtering animals for food: “Big AG”. He says what I have been waiting to hear from someone whose voice can be heard … Continue reading
Sheltering in Place with Good Grace
Hello WordPress community, The last two posts do not simply highlight two great leaders. These posts are meant to suggest what great leadership has in common: a firm grip on reality; a devotion to decency as the underpinning of civilization; … Continue reading
Posted in community, leadership, politics, uncharted territory
Tagged community, Daniel Webster, Dwight Eisenhower, leadership, Mohawk nation
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Leadership, Andrew Cuomo – style
Some recent quotes from New York governor Andrew Cuomo on combatting the coronavirus outbreak (among other things): [In response to federal government statements and action]: No one is held harmless from reality. Being angry is a luxury. We don’t have … Continue reading
Posted in politics, uncharted territory
Tagged Andrew Cuomo, coronavirus, leadership, politics, public health, science
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What’s Our IQ?
Intelligence Decades ago I read a definition of intelligence that surprised and befuddled me. “Intelligence is the ability to adapt.”* I couldn’t accept this definition. Wasn’t intelligence the ability to acquire and use information? As I aged and grew … Continue reading
Posted in earth, ecology, Nature, politics, science
Tagged change, climate change, Darwin, evolution, intelligence
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Raw Power and the Rule of Law
Untempered Steel Raw power untempered by the steely underpinning of decency’s structural support destroys all before collapsing. That is not who we are. Fresh Breeze Long may our flag wave in the peace, the delicious fresh breeze flowing from the … Continue reading
Wolf Scat
Wolf Scat When I see coyote scat, I wonder — Could it be wolf? I answer myself: not big enough not black enough not enough volume not enough attitude. Although coyotes have plenty of attitude. If I have to debate … Continue reading
Posted in ecology, Poems, politics, wolves
Tagged coyotes, poetry, wolf re-introduction in Colorado, wolf scat, wolves
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Wolf Track
Wolf Track The record of your passing, your presence, canine imprint, enormous, spreading, clearly written in wet earth my eyes take it in — scouring the ground like the nose of a bloodhound as I inspect the evidence. My brain … Continue reading
The Secret Code of Wildlife Managers
Crack the Code In wildlife management’s secret code camouflage words disguise the deed mask the act seek to fool with false cover: kill becomes “cull”; “harvest” hides the slaughter; “remove” cloaks the crushing destruction; “service” conceals an utter annihilation.Bears, wolves, … Continue reading
Posted in Colorado, Department of the Interior, ecology, Nature, Poems, politics, wolves
Tagged black bears, Bureau of Land Management, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, cougars, coyotes, foxes, grizzly bears, Idaho Department of Fish & Game, Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks, public lands, U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services, U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, wildlife management, Wyoming Game & Fish Department
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Invitation to Evil
Invitation to Evil The lie at center stage occupies expanding space extremities weaken, norms crumble foundations totter, unsupported the ground folds back upon itself in blood-red ribbons the brain reels as unreality repeated rules unchecked.