Monday, August 8, 2016

Please Thank National Park Service Employees Pushing for Buffer Zone


At last week's Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee meeting, Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Dan Wenk was the only one who pushed back on the states’ agenda, making the case for a no-hunt buffer zone around Yellowstone and Grand Teton Parks. Wenk met with opposition from everyone on the committee, especially the states. Grand Teton National Park Superintendent David Vela also supports a buffer zone. 

We disagree with the National Park Service's position on delisting.  They believe it is acceptable and we do believe Yellowstone ecosystem grizzly bears should remain protected under the Endangered Species Act. Nonetheless, we are grateful to the National Park Service - in particular Superintendents Wenk and Vela for pushing for a buffer zone. We appreciate them standing up for grizzly bears who live on the edges of our national parks.

Please thank these two officials and let their boss know your thoughts.

EMAIL: Please tell Director Jon Jarvis that you appreciate Superintendents Wenk and Vela's call for a no-hunt buffer zone around Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.

jon_jarvis@nps.gov

FACEBOOK: Thank you to Superintendent Wenk and Superintendent Vela for calling for a no-hunt buffer zone around Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park.

Please leave the above (or similar comment) IN THE COMMENTS SECTION of the following Facebook pages.

National Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Teton National Park


TWEETS:

.@YellowstoneNPS, @GrandTetonNPS argue against #TrophyHunting of grizzlies on park borders. #NPS100 #FindYourPark pic.twitter.com/V5VX37iZoW

.@YellowstoneNPS, @GrandTetonNPS supes seek buffer zone to save park grizzlies from hunting #NPS100 #FindYourPark pic.twitter.com/V5VX37iZoW

.@YellowstoneNPS head wants buffer against trophy hunting of grizzlies on park borders. Thank you! #FindYourPark pic.twitter.com/eVWBibOLaA

.@GrandTetonNPS head wants buffer against trophy hunting of grizzlies on park borders. Thank you! #FindYourPark pic.twitter.com/eVWBibOLaA

.@NatlParkService pushes for buffer zone 2 save famous grizzlies from trophy hunting #DontDelistGrizzlies #NPS100 pic.twitter.com/dCZlSY32dP

.@POTUS During #NPS100, @YellowstoneNPS & @GrandTetonNP officials having to fight trophy hunting of grizzlies on park borders! #FindYourPark

PHONE CALLS: Please call and thank the superintendents for calling for a buffer zone against trophy hunting.

Superintendent Dan Wenk (Yellowstone): (307) 344-7381 

Superintendent David Vela (Grand Teton): (307) 739-3300 


1 comment:

  1. The Buffer Zone I hope they are pushing looks like the 3.6 million acres of the original "Primary Recovery Zone (PCA)" that surrounds Yellowstone Park. 3.6 million acres isn't to much to ask of a 19 million acre ecosystem.

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