The Iron Creek incident

Article Abstract:

The conflict on March 8, 1995 between officials of the US Fish and Wildlife Service and rancher Eugene Hussey was due to the public's opposition to the release of wolves in Iron Creek, Lemhi County, Idaho. The conflict started when officials tried to search the area for empty shells of the bullets that killed a wolf in Jan 1995. A congressional hearing was held on the incident which brought to light the conflict between residents and federal officials. Many ranchers and loggers are opposed to the release of wolves as this might prevent them from using the land.

Environmental policy, Idaho, Wolves, United States. Fish and Wildlife Service

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Outfitting for a safari

Article Abstract:

A traveler on an African Safari should be carefully outfitted. Especially important is a guide to health and healthcare and an adequate first aid kit. The traveler should be aware that bringing along military-looking hardware such as field glasses may cause problems in some areas. Reputable outfitters are listed.

Equipment and supplies, Safaris

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El Yunque revisited

Article Abstract:

The article describes a visit to El Yunque in Puerto Rico and the rich flora and fauna available in the area.

Puerto Rico, Description and travel, Islands, Travel narrative

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