Alaska officials have been on a bear-killing rampage. They've killed almost 200 over the past three years — and want to hop back into their helicopters and kill more. This carnage must end, so the Center and allies just went to court to stop Alaska's bear-killing machine. Please help our fight for wildlife by making a gift to the Alaska and Arctic Defense Fund. Go to the link in our bio and select this post to donate 🐻🐻 Thanks to a champion of the wild, your donation will be doubled. The gruesome tally of animals killed by state agents stands at 186 brown bears — including at least 20 cubs — along with five black bears and 19 wolves. The state has given its agents the green light to kill every bear it can find in a 40,000-square-mile area in western Alaska that borders Katmai and Lake Clark national parks and the Togiak and Yukon Delta national wildlife refuges. It claims this kind of "predator control" is needed to protect the Mulchatna caribou herd. But bears and wolves are...