The second season of aerial wold gunning in Alaska ended this spring.All told,276 wolves were gunned down by shooters in aircraft in an effort to artificially boost moose and caribou populations for sport hunters.The Alaska board of game plans to allow aerial hunters to kill HUNDREDS MORE wolves starting late fall,but thanks in part to Defender's of Wildlife efforts,aerial wolf gunning will not be allowed on national park and national wildlife refuge lands in the state.The board also approved the baiting and killing of 80 grizzly bears along the Candian border.PLEASE visit www.savealaskawolves.org to learn more.