From CGTN: Croatians in the southern Dalmatia region say they are suffering from increased wolf attacks on their livestock. But are humans actually to blame? Ivan Tesija is a farmer, and organizer for the Croatian farmer’s union. He described recent events as a “plague.” Click here for the full story.
From The Daily News in Iron Mountain, Michigan: SUPERIOR, Wis. — As emotions run high around wolf management in Wisconsin, members of the state’s wolf harvest advisory committee failed to reach a consensus last week over a recommended harvest level for the fall’s hunt. The committee is made up of various interests representing state wildlife […]
From The Guardian: A new gray wolf pack has established itself in northern California, retaking a part of the vast territory that the species used to inhabit. The fledgling Beckwourth pack has set down roots in Plumas county, near the California-Nevada border, the California department of fish and wildlife (CDFW) reported Wednesday. Its three members include LAS12F, a […]
From The Lewiston Tribune in Montana: During a conference call last week, Idaho Fish and Game commissioners amended wolf trapping and hunting seasons in response to a newly passed law. Meanwhile, the majority of Idahoans who commented on the proposal did not support the changes. Click here for the full story.
From wxpr.org in Wisconsin: The wolf harvest advisory committee is charged with recommending harvest quotas for this year’s fall wolf hunt to the Department of Natural Resources. With so many different backgrounds and priorities when it comes to wolf hunting, the group didn’t come to a quota recommendation for the hunt. Click here for the […]
From Outdoor Life: The first wild gray wolf pups born in Colorado in 80 years have been spotted near the Wyoming border, according to the Colorado Sun. Colorado wildlife personnel located three wolf pups with their parents at a den in the northwest corner of the state. The pups are being observed from 2 miles away […]
From the Missoula Current: (Daily Montanan) A handful of groups is threatening legal action against the state if it does not revise recently passed legislation that makes it easier to hunt gray wolves in the state, saying the new laws would violate the Endangered Species Act by leading to the accidental taking of federally protected species. Click […]
From The Tyee in Canada: The British Columbia government could reduce or end its controversial wolf cull and instead make small habitat changes to give mountain caribou herds a chance to recover, according to new research. But the province — which last winter shot or trapped 237 wolves in areas where caribou are under pressure […]
From DW.com in Germany: German Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner is calling for the “regional management” of wolf populations in German federal states where the number of wolves is stable and attacks on livestock are increasing. Klöckner told the regional daily Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung Monday that nearly 3,000 farm animals were killed or injured by wolves in 2019. Click here for […]
From Public News Service: EAST LAKE, N.C. – There are plenty of deer, wild turkey and other game species in eastern North Carolina’s red wolf recovery area, according to new research. Wildlife scientists say while red wolves coexist with other game species, there’s more work to do to build up their population so they have […]
