This page presents our press and audio coverage by reporters. For videos, see the webpage at left. To contact people at the Carnivore Coexistence Lab, see the People page at left or email Adrian Treves.

Media Coverage

Media coverage of the Carnivore Coexistence Lab, stories per year (blue) and cumulative (green).

Google Scholar Citations as of 20 Feb 2022.

2022

Recent opinion by CCLers

Koontz, F., Treves, A. “Conserving — not killing — wildlife should drive Wisconsin’s natural resources strategy: The Department of Natural Resources needs to shift its priorities” Isthmus, Opinion June 2022.

Substantial coverage by reporters

A Fight Over Wolves Pits Facts Against Feelings in Wisconsin. The state’s wolf population is determined by political volleying, with each side of the debate seeking easy answers.. Undark article by Leah Campbell

Study: Second wolf hunt would have driven Wisconsin's wolf population to 'undesirably low levels' UW-Madison researchers say second hunt risked wolves possibly becoming endangered or extinct in Wisconsin. WPR by Danielle Keading

Media for 2022 (so far). Also see video and audio page at left.

2021

Media archive for 2021

2020

Media archive for 2020

WORT: 30 minutes with Adrian Treves and Stan Gehrt. The radio show related to wildlife sightings during the pandemic.

2019

Media archive for 2019

Coyote-killing contests: why the science, ethics, and the law oppose these contest, with some comments on wolf delisting in the Western Great Lakes. Listen to a one hour radio show on WORT's "A Public Affair" with Adrian Treves, 14 January 2019 Listen here. also on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/wort-fm/living-among-wolves Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WORTtalk/posts/2100987429988107 Twitter: https://twitter.com/WORTtalk/status/1084912235246276608

Also check out the compressed file below for media coverage of our work on non-lethal methods to protect domestic animals from pumas in Chile!

Media archive for 2019

2018

"Best Available Predator Science and the Law", a webinar by Adrian Treves, 18 December 2018. This webinar describes the relationship between science and law with a case study revising the history of Wisconsin's wolf population models and how that might influence policy today. See the one hour webinar here.

Also check out the compressed file below for media coverage of our work on Just Preservation and our collaborations with the youth plaintiffs suing the U.S. federal government over climate change policy (atmospheric trust litigation).!

Media archive for 2018