From Sky-Hi News: The Middle Park Stockgrowers Association received an additional $28,000 to fund nonlethal deterrents to prevent wolf conflicts with livestock. The Colorado Department of Agriculture and Colorado Parks and Wildlife provided the funds. The $28,000 will support an additional nighttime range rider, as well as other on-the-ground deterrents. Since wolves were released on the […]
From Coloradoan: Four Colorado cattle organizations sent a letter Thursday to Gov. Jared Polis and Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis imploring the two to put a stop to the wolf depredations that have been plaguing ranchers in recent months. The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, the state’s largest livestock organization, along with the Middle Park […]
From the Statesman Examiner: The Stevens County Commissioners passed a resolution declaring that the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has failed in their efforts to manage and protect both wolf recovery and the livestock industry. The resolution is in response to the WDFW’s decision to keep the gray wolf on the state […]
From The Times of India: Ahmedabad: The first wolf census conducted by the state forest department, which has launched a project to release wolves bred in captivity into the wild, has pegged its population at 222. Officials said that two pups were recently born at the wolf breeding centre at Nadabet in Banaskantha, the first such centre in […]
From The Western News: HELENA – The wolf population in Montana remains healthy, according to the 2023 Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Wolf Report. Increased harvest during the 2023 wolf season has not yet resulted in an estimated decline to the statewide total. However, FWP biologists expect to see a moderate decline in wolf numbers […]
From Down to Earth: Wolves in India have never had the spotlight on them like Bengal tigers, Asiatic lions, Indian elephants, Indian leopards or One-horned rhinoceros. However, wolves are a flagship species for conserving India’s remaining grassland ecosystems. However, the situation of the Indian wolf (Canis lupus pallipes, distinct from the Himalayan or Woolly Wolf, Canis lupus […]
From KREM2: STEVENS COUNTY, Wash. — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) said director Kelly Susewind has approved the killing of up to two adult wolves from the Leadpoint wolf pack. According to a press release, WDFW said Susewind approved the killing of the two wolves from the northeast Washington wolf pack in response […]
From Forbes: The mystery of the 18,000-year-old puppy found in the Siberian permafrost has fascinated scientists since its discovery in 2018. Remarkably preserved with fur, whiskers and even eyelashes intact, Dogor’s identity puzzled researchers, who couldn’t determine whether he was a dog or a wolf until genomic sequencing in 2022 finally revealed the truth. Click here for […]
From South Seattle Emerald: This weekend’s read is the annual report from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) on its conservation and management program for gray wolves in the state. You probably have heard about gray wolf packs coming back to Eastern Washington, but you may not know the whole fascinating story of gray wolves […]
From WXXI News NPR: There’s some cautious optimism these days among wildlife experts working to save the critically endangered red wolf. Progress to rebuild the wolf population has been slow, but after several years of setbacks, it might be headed in the right direction. From member station WUNC in Raleigh, Elizabeth Friend reports. ELIZABETH FRIEND, […]
