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Andrew founded his own non-profit organization, Rainforest Biodiversity Group, to help protect and restore habitat for the endangered Great Green Macaw in Costa Rica helping private landowners establish private reserves and creating Latin AmericaвЂ™s first Birding Trail along the way. Andrew helped thousands of people increase their connection to nature as the Assistant Naturalist at the renowned Horicon Marsh with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

#LITTLE LIZARD HIGH SCHOOL MAP PROFESSIONAL#

A lifelong aspiration to help protect wildlife and their habitat ensued.ДЄndrewвЂ™s professional career has led him toward fulfilling those aspirations. Growing up in the 80вЂ™s, AndrewвЂ™s interests in native wildlife expanded to that of the rainforests of Latin America that he learned were rapidly being destroyed. There were two trapping incidents in 2009: AM871 (Middle Fork PackВ Alpha Male-Bacho) and F1106 (a single, uncollared female wolf)ДЄndrew Rothman Wild Places Program DirectorДЄ native of Wisconsin, AndrewвЂ™s interest in wildlife started in his youth, thanks to his many trips to their family cabin in the Northwoods. There was one trapping incident in 2008: AM1039 (Moonshine Pack, AZ Alpha Male) Accordingly, this trapping, which occurred only once, is shown on both the 20 maps. The FWS data table of trapping locations states that M1041 was trapped over the winter of 2006-2007. There were two trapping incidents in 2007: M1041 (Bluestem Pack Male) and an uncollared wolf (possibly from Musick Canyon, Gordon Canyon, Keller Canyon, or Aldo Leopold).

There were three trapping incidents in 2006: M1041 (Bluestem Pack Male), AF923 (Dark Canyon Pack Alpha Female), and AM1008 (Laredo Pack Alpha Male). AF562 was trapped twice, first over the winter of 2002 and again in 2005.

There was one trapping incident in 2005: AF562 (Luna PackВ Alpha Female). Accordingly, the trapping of this alpha pair, which occurred only once, is shown on both the 20 maps. The FWS data table of trapping locations states that AF562 and AM583 were trapped over the winter of 2002-2003. There were two wolf trapping incidents in 2003: AF562 (Luna PackВ Alpha Female) and AM583 (Luna PackВ Alpha Male). There were three wolf trapping incidents in 2002: AF562 (Luna PackВ Alpha Female), AM583 (Luna PackВ Alpha Male), and M578 (a wolf disperser traveling apart from his orignal pack). Thank you to BirdвЂ™s Eye View for their GIS services. They are overlaid with a snapshot Guardians created of wolf trapping incidents in that year. These Google Earth вЂњsnapshotsвЂќ are based on the United States Fish and Wildlife Services own shapefiles. The seven maps below show occupied wolf ranges from the years 2002 to 2009.

WildEarth Guardians has sued the State of New MexicoВ to end trapping in Mexican wolf country.

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