The Arizona Fish and Game Department has released its June 2010 Mexican Wolf report.

The Montana FWP Commission has decided on a quota for the 2010 wolf hunt, and it more than doubles the 2009 quota.

The International Wolf Center has been educating the public about wolves for 25 years! Part of this education is the Ambassador wolf program, which has now been in place for 21 years.
The International Wolf Center was founded in 1985, on the belief that coexistence with wolves is possible when people are presented with the facts about [...]

May 2010 saw the Montana FWP Commission narrow down and approve three different quotas for the 2010 wolf hunt – July 8, 2010 sees a meeting where the Commission is expected to announce which quota they plan to use.

Two alpha males have been found dead, one in Arizona the other in New Mexico, and Federal officials are investigating the deaths as suspicious.

Idaho Fish and Game authorized and organized a hunt in the Lolo Wildlife Management Zone which has claimed the lives of four wolves.

Battleground, Indiana was home to a unique 4th of July celebration… and it involves wolves and oddly, watermelons.

Four conservation groups sue the U.S. Department of Agriculture for recklessly and without sufficiently evaluating  the impact of selecting lethal response on Oregon’s small wolf population.

A news release from Michael Robinson and the Center for Biological Diversity outlines a settlement filed with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seeking recognition of the Mexican Gray wolf as an endangered species distinct from gray wolves, meaning increased protection and new recovery standards.

Kristen Stewart, star of the “Twilight” movie series, appeared on David Letterman’s show where he confronted her about the fact her family owns wolf-hybrids. Â
David Letterman seemed determined to paint Stewart’s wolf hybrids as dangerous animals. Partially to get laughs, but there was a definite slant to the interview.
Stewart did try to point out that the [...]