SaveONWildlife's video: David Mizejewski Talks About North American Gray Wolves

The National Wildlife Federation's David Mizejewski is joined by two North American Gray Wolves, to talk about how human interests can affect the natural habitats and well-being of a species and what solutions there are to our sharing the planet. You can make a difference: www.nwf.org/savewolves The tar sands, oil and gas development in Alberta, Canada and the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline that would transport oil from Canada across the American heartland to Texas are making the U.S. complicit in causing excruciating wildlife culling. Oil and gas development in Canada is contributing to the decline in caribou herds. Rather than improve environmental practices to protect and restore caribou habitat, Canadian wildlife officials are poisoning wolves with strychnine-laced bait. The National Wildlife Federation reports that the poison will also put at risk animals like raptors, wolverines and cougars that eat the poisoned bait or scavenge on the carcasses of poisoned wildlife.