An examination of wolf reintroduction to the San Luis Valley didn’t come at the prompting of federal wildlife officials. Read more »
Minnesota officials detail wolf hunt – “conservative” quota set at 400!!
January 26th, 2012
The Department of Natural Resources has set a “conservative” quota of 400 animals for its first-year hunting and trapping season on the iconic, recently delisted gray wolf. Read more »
California’s new wild wolf resident generally has been on the move since arriving one month ago. But the wolf known as OR7 has spent a lot of time lately in the same region where the state’s last known wild wolf was killed in 1924. Read more »
Wolves lose protections in Wisconsin on Friday
January 26th, 2012
WQOW-TV – Starting Friday, farmers can apply to take aim at Wisconsin wolves. For the past four decades, wolves have been on the endangered species list in the state. But wildlife officials recently decided to remove that protection because wolf numbers are up significantly. Read more »
Blog: Preparing to Live With Wolves
January 16th, 2012
John Vucetich, a wildlife ecologist from Michigan Technological University, leads the wolf-moose Winter Study at Isle Royale National Park.
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Arizona Game and Fish Commission amends Mexican wolf release policy to consider population losses
January 16th, 2012
PHOENIX — During a routine update on the Game and Fish Departments nongame program activities, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission during its regularly scheduled monthly public meeting voted unanimously to amend its policy on the release of Mexican wolves in eastern Arizona. Read more »
On the trail of romance: Lonely gray wolf walking across U.S. to find mate spotted for the first time
January 5th, 2012
A gray wolf, who wandered hundreds of miles from home in search of a mate, has been captured on camera for the first time. Read more »
Study says that with more wolves and fewer elk, trees rebounding in portions of Yellowstone
January 5th, 2012
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The return of gray wolves has dramatically altered the landscape in portions of Yellowstone National Park, as new trees take root in areas where the predators have curbed the size of foraging elk herds, according to scientists in a new study. Read more »
BILLINGS, Mont. — Wolf hunting restrictions in portions of Montana bordering Yellowstone National Park are protecting the park’s animals from a repeat of a previous hunt when almost half the members of a well-known pack were killed, federal and state officials said Wednesday. Read more »
Research: wolves beneficial to landscape
January 5th, 2012
Wolves as they reclaim their role as top predators in Oregon may change the landscape in ways anyone can see, according to scientists who study wolves and their environment. Read more »
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