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Government indefinitely delays decision on wolf protections in Lower 48, but reason uncertain
BILLINGS, Mont. — Federal wildlife officials are postponing a much-anticipated decision on whether to lift protections for gray wolves across the Lower 48 states. Continue reading
Wyoming asks federal judge to continue wolf suit
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The state of Wyoming is asking a federal judge not to allow a coalition of environmental groups to pull the plug on a lawsuit they filed challenging last year’s decision by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to turn over management of wolves to the state. Continue reading
‘Adopted’ Wolf Visits Cross Street School [Video]
NAUGATUCK – Students at Cross Street Intermediate School adopted two wolves as part of their language arts unit “Nature” in teacher Kathy Mucha’s fifth-grade class. One of those wolves visited the school on Monday. Continue reading
Editorial: The Fall, Rise & Management of Wolves in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming
This editorial takes the controversial issue and highlights issues the author sees on both sides. Continue reading
Montana wildlife agency dismisses wolf baiting claims
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana wildlife officials on Tuesday rejected allegations that a Montana rancher and hunting guide illegally baited wolves by leaving sheep carcasses piled up on his property near Yellowstone National Park. Continue reading
Mesker’s wolves tapped to adopt cubs
If all turns out well, one of Mesker Park Zoo’s animal couples will soon serve as foster parents to two endangered wolf pups. Continue reading
Sacramento County spent $16,303 in legal fees to try and kill dog
SACRAMENTO, CA – Sacramento County lawyers have racked up $16,303 in legal expenses in their continuing fight to euthanize a dog that attacked a mail carrier. Continue reading
Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project News – April 2013
Monthly Status Report: January 1-31, 2013 Continue reading
Mexican wolf pups born in Westchester to be raised in Indiana
Two Mexican wolf pups born in captivity last week in Westchester County have been flown to a wildlife refuge in Indiana, part of a federally funded program aimed at preventing the extinction of one of North America’s rarest mammals. Continue reading
Michigan becomes sixth state to authorize wolf hunting
The Natural Resource Commission approved wolf hunting late last week after Gov. Rick Snyder signed legislation that allowed the NRC to establish a hunting season for the animals. Continue reading
Movie tells the story of why state-based wolf management will fail
Predator Defense’s movie “The imperiled American Wolf” explains the risk that wolves are facing under state-based management and echoes the warnings of others such as Michael Robinson that the wolves have never been as threatened as they are now. Continue reading
The Wildlife News: What real public information about wolves looks like
This is an excellent source of information that I highly recommend any wolf advocate having in their favorites. Continue reading
Cody, WY billboard taken down amid controversy
The controversial billboard in Cody, WY, incorrectly attributed to HOWLColorado, is no longer up after Lamar Outdoor Advertising made the decision to cancel the contract and take down the sign. Continue reading
Project:WOLF billboard causes stir in Cody, WY.
Described as “disturbing” and erected by a “shadowy” group, Cody, WY. residents are having strong reactions to the new billboard from Project:WOLF Continue reading
Wolf advisory council has management ideas for Montana FWP
HELENA — Establishing a roster of wolf trappers, implementing a bounty system or changing the rules about hunting wolves outside of Yellowstone National Park all were ideas bandied about at a Fish, Wildlife and Parks special meeting Friday. Continue reading
Battle Creek zoo plays part in wolf legacy project
BATTLE CREEK (AP) — Future generations of Mexican gray wolves will be able to thank Binder Park Zoo for their existence. Continue reading
MacFarland named new WI DNR carnivore specialist
MADISON — David MacFarland, who has worked as the wolf, bear and furbearer research scientist for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources since 2010, has been named to the position of carnivore staff specialist for DNR Bureau of Wildlife Management. Continue reading
Humane societies appeal WI wolf hunt ruling allowing use of dogs
MADISON — A group of humane societies Friday appealed a Dane County judge’s ruling that wolf hunters can use dogs, extending their fight to erase one of the most polarizing elements of Wisconsin’s wolf season. Continue reading
Dire wolf skull gets CT scan at Siouxland hospital
Cherokee, IOWA (KTIV) - Friday night, it arrived in a cardboard box, Cherokee Regional Medical Center’s next patient. There, not to treat a dire condition, but because it’s part of a dire wolf. A piece of skull to be precise. Continue reading
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