From Politifact: Gray wolves bring mixed feelings in Wisconsin and other places where the animals have repopulated over the last several decades. While advocates support strong protections for the animals, many farmers see them as a nuisance. And for hunters, a wolf can be the ultimate prize. No matter where the debate falls, in Wisconsin […]
From Northern News Now: ELY, Minn. (Northern News Now) – The International Wolf Center in Ely is opening a new exhibit: Starvation, Adaptation, and Survival. The new space depicts findings from the Voyagers Wolf Project, showcasing wolves’ diets, environmental impacts and profiles of individual wolves. The study’s major finding is that wolves struggle in the […]
From Cowboy State Daily: Wyoming lawmakers took to solid step Wednesday toward responding to widespread public outcry over the torture and killing of a wolf in Daniel — agreeing to form a legislative subcommittee to look into the matter. The Legislature’s Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife & Cultural Resources Committee agreed to form a subcommittee charged with seeking […]
From Statesman Journal: Officials are offering a $25,000 reward for information about the illegal poisoning of three gray wolves, two golden eagles and other wildlife in Wallowa County. It’s the latest in a spate of poisonings that have killed 19 wolves since 2015 and even killed domestic dogs recently in Eastern Oregon. “The target was […]
From The Coloradoan: The wolf that was likely killed by a mountain lion in Larimer County last month has been identified. Colorado Parks and Wildlife told the Coloradoan on Thursday the wolf that was found dead April 18 wore GPS collar No. 2303. That wolf was a juvenile gray male and weighed 76 pounds at […]
From Yahoo Lifestyle: The Idaho Senate has approved legislation that will allow the state to hire private contractors to kill around 90 per cent of wolves in Idaho, with the aim to protect cattle and other agricultural interests. Idaho’s Wolf Conservation and Management plan, which is backed by members of Idaho’s agriculture industry, was approved by the Senate on […]
From Northern Express: The term “unforgettable” has lost some of its significance due to overuse in a modern-day culture where corporate advertising labels everything from a new automobile to body wash as “unforgettable.” But unforgettable moments in life do still happen. For Denise Amo, a retired 32-year resident of Brimley who lives on the shores […]
From Cowboy State Daily: By rights, Yellowstone National Park’s Wolf 907F shouldn’t even be alive, much less have a new litter of pups. Then again, the 11-year-old, one-eyed wolf matriarch has been surprising wildlife researchers for years. “Any day, I kind of expect we’ll hear her tracking collar signal a mortality. But I’ve thought that […]
From Rocky Mountain PBS: EAGLE COUNTY, Colo. — Standing in a valley amid their cattle and surrounded by mountains and blue, spring skies, Sarajane and Travis Snowden are worried. “We lose sleep,” said Sarajane. “I don’t want it to be any of our neighbors. I don’t want it to be us.” The Snowdens fear that […]
