Entries Tagged wolves

The Appellate Court’s decision upholds the lower court’s 2014 ruling that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service erred in delisting wolves in 2011.

Led by a wolf biologists refer to as OR-7, wolves have returned to California. Why have they migrated into the state and where did they come from?

A recent study showed wolves as the leading cause of death for moose calves in northeast Minnesota.

With the reinstatement of Wyoming’s wolf management plan, let’s freshen up on strategies for taking Mother Nature’s most cunning canines.

A dream wolf hunting trip left one reader realizing he was a novice in the wilderness.

Two years after Wyoming wolves were re-listed on the Endangered Species Act, federal courts have concluded the population has grown enough to turn control of it over to the state government.

You probably haven’t heard about the quiet movement in Colorado, but those behind it want to bring wolves back in the worst way.

Wolves are becoming to finally be de-listed, but the battle continues over the right to hunt the predator.

The FWS has lacked initiative with the Mexican Gray Wolves. A federal judge is now involved, and she said an updated recovery plan needs to be released.

The ongoing battle of having wolves in the Great Lakes de-listed continues, as the Sportsmen’s Alliance, federal government and Michigan present their case.

The quota for harvesting wolves near Yellowstone National Park was met and exceeded, ending the season.

A summit this week has been scheduled in northwestern Wisconsin to discuss if the state should resume control of a growing wolf population.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has decided to harvest a wolf pack after a continually high rate of dead calves have been discovered.