ï» Wolves remain on the endangered species list in one state: Wyoming. That protection is about to go away after Interior Secretary Ken Salazar cut a bad deal with Wyoming’s governor, Matt Mead, to turn wolf management over to the state.

ï» John Toppenberg from the Peninsula Clarion reveals details about plans to use aerial wolf-hunting on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska

ï» For a decade now, wolves have been quietly advancing through eastern Germany and may be making inroads across the entire country. But people still haven’t learned to live with the predator. Some glorify the wolves, others demonize them and many are simply afraid.

ï» Here was the official statement regarding wolf conservation and the Endangered Species Act from one of Colorado’s U.S. representatives Diana Degette.

ï» Here was the official statement regarding wolf conservation and the Endangered Species Act from one of Colorado’s U.S. senators Michael Bennet.

ï» With the Idaho and Montana wolf hunts under way, it is a sad duty of HOWLColorado to provide our members and visitors with a weekly update of the state-sanctioned annihilation.

ï» Colorado’s W.O.L.F. sanctuary released its Fall newsletter.

ï» Wolf People, a wolf-viewing business in northern Idaho, has lost a wolf – and with hunting season underway, the hunt for this wolf is getting more urgent.

ï» The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission on Wednesday approved changes to the state’s wolf management plan — the first step toward removing the animals from the federal endangered species list.

ï» ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A plan by Mexican wildlife officials to reintroduce a rare species of gray wolf to its historic range in northern Mexico has prompted questions from wildlife managers and ranchers in the Southwest, where a similar, decade-long effort has been fraught with controversy.