Conflict resolution specialist reveals tools for national wolf dialogue
From the Spokesman-Review:
Few discussions result in more fur flying than those involving people with differing views on large carnivores like gray wolves.
Such issues are “more complex than who’s right, who’s wrong, who’s bad, who’s good,” said Francine Madden, executive director of the Center for Conservation Peacebuilding, CPeace for short.
With a national conversation about wolves, Madden said, there’s hope people can see the complexity of the issue, that there aren’t just good guys and bad guys, us versus them.
