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Here. Tribal leaders say they have more than a cultural stake in the wolf, however. They also believe the state has a legal obligation to give Michigan’s tribes an equal say in the management of the wolf and other wildlife … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2013/03/21/lsj-article-on-potential-wolf-hunt-and-tribes-saving-maiingan/">Continue reading →</a>

LSJ Article on Potential Wolf Hunt and Tribes: “Saving Ma’iingan”