Americans for Preservation of Western Environment (APWE) is dedicated to providing critical information about the Mexican wolf program and other environmental and cultural issues affecting New Mexico and Arizona.
This is the place to learn the truth about the impact of the Mexican wolf program on families, businesses and the rural way of life in the West today.
THE MEXICAN WOLF PROGRAM
In a 5 year period, 250 wolves will attack and savagely slaughter over 7000 head of livestock and game animals.
The cost to New Mexico and the US economy for the Mexican Gray Wolf Program will be well over $60,000,000 in the next five years.
CAN OUR COUNTRY AFFORD THIS INSANE PROGRAM IN THESE PERILOUS TIMES?
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APWE needs your support! Please consider becoming a member. No membership fee required, but your donations to help APWE with its work are very much appreciated.
- APWE = Americans for Preservation of Western Environment
- APWE is a New Mexico non-profit corporation, the offices for which are located in Reserve, NM.
- APWE has been created to represent the interests of rural Americans throughout the Western United States who have been forced to bear the unfair burden - loss of property rights, loss of personal freedoms, health, safety and economic suffering - of an unnecessary and poorly managed program to "restore" gray wolves. This program has ignored - and discounts - the interests of people who live, work and play in the program area.
- APWE's success depends on having the largest possible number of members. Please join - membership is free!
- APWE is solely supported by donations from individuals and organizations. Please donate - your donations are what allow APWE to fight the Mexican gray wolf project and the poorly managed and unfair "restoration" of wolves in our western environment.
- APWE board members/officers:
Ed Wehrheim, Chair
Doug Baird, Vice-chair
Cari Gillespie, Secretary
Michele Grecco, E.A., Treasurer
Tom Klumker, Board Member- APWE staff:
Lif Strand, Media/Webmaster
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