Document Type
Periodical
Publication Date
Fall 1986
Abstract
- A rare opportunity (John A. Hoyt)
- James Herriot awarded Joseph Wood Krutch Medal (John A. Hoyt)
- Working together to protect and preserve (Phyllis V. Roberts)
- Lending a hand to wild birds: threats to the wild bird population--and how you can help
- Backyard sanctuary
- HSUS President John A. Hoyt to head World Society for the Protection of Animals
- Working at the roots (Edward S. Duvin)
- A unified voice for animals (Ann Church)
- Starting a federation
- Revitalizing a federation
- "Studying" whales to death (Campbell Plowden)
- NAAHE adopts new strategy against biased materials
- Publications, testimony are highlights of institute's summer
- Monitoring the Pribilof subsistence seal hunt (Frantz Dantzler)
- First step for alternatives
- Pound seizure bill battered
- ESA stalled
- Good news for AWA
- Strong suit for animals
- A-Luring
- Between gravy train and dogfood can
- Fair events are foul
- Good-bye, bad zoo
- And then there was one
- Oklahoma victory
- Border patrol
- Pound seizure fight pays off
- Help wanted
- Reaping what we sow
- S.O.S. needs help
- Fighting the trap
- "Nuisance" species discussed
- Focus on racing
- Trap ban trial ends
- Un-fair
- Housing surprise
- Utah Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of boycott
- Refuge suit setback
- South African billboard case ended successfully
- The bird trade's hidden victims: thousands of wild-caught birds perish during capture and transport (Ann Church)
- The bird trade: where it all starts
Recommended Citation
"HS NEWS Volume 31, Number 04" (1986). HSUS News 1979-88. 41.
https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/hsunew/41