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2015 10 26 Gwen Barlee on the BC Wolf Cull

Sunday, October 25, 2015

In this radio interview, Wilderness Committee Policy Director Gwen Barlee discusses documents obtained via Freedom of Information (FOI)requests, suggesting that the forest industry had a hand in the BC government's decision to start a controversial wolf cull instead of preserving habitat for endangered caribou.

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