Idaho’s first wolf hunt in decades comes to an end after sunset on March 31, 2010 – with the quota being unmet.

Wolves dug up a cow carcass, were seen in the open and caused a rancher to have to scare them away from his livestock… but based on this article, you would believe things were a lot worse in Oregon.

After shooting the largest animal in what a local resident thought was a group of coyotes, it became clear the animal was not a coyote… but it likely wasn’t truly a wolf either.

After being blamed for killing miniature horses, Montana authorized the killing of the Superior wolf pack.

The International Wolf Center released a statement regarding the death of Candice Berner.

Ralph Maughan does a good job of explaining the situation in Montana and effectively highlights the waste of money and improper use of the funds as not one preventative measure is put in to place during 2009.

Michael Gibney of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, followed Yellowstone wolf biologist Doug Smith for a day and captured a fascinating glimpse of the world through his eyes.

From the recollection of a long-time friend now lost, to letters from visitors, to upcoming events, the March newsletter from HOWLColorado’s affiliate is full of information and heart-touching stories.

A spectacular special report from E&E News about the status of the Mexican Wolf reintroduction program.

After Alaska Department of Fish and Game shot two collared wolves which were part of a long scientific study, the National Park Service is seeking to stop wolf hunting for the year on the preserve the wolves called home.