Entries by Carissa Winter

Exploring Bhutan’s wolf population and ecosystem impact

From Kuensel: A recent study on grey wolf distribution by the Nature Conservation Division (NCD) has found that the grey wolf occupies less than seven percent of the country’s area. This contrasts with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, which indicates that the wolf range covers more than 50 percent of […]

Large carnivore management evolving

From Powell Tribune: With Wyoming’s bear, wolf and mountain lion populations on the minds of many in the state as adventurers and tourists head to the hills for the summer season, Game and Fish Large Carnivore Biologist Luke Ellsbury took the mic at the Coe Auditorium in traditional red shirt, wool vest and a full […]

Wolf hit, killed by driver in Grand Teton National Park

From Jackson Hole News & Guide: As a wildlife biologist, Jenny Fitzgerald has worked with Mexican gray wolves, capturing and studying the canines south of the U.S. border. She has seen plenty of wolves in the wild and handled plenty of wolves in Mexico but had never been able to get up close and personal […]

New exhibit to open at International Wolf Center

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 […]

Wyoming Legislative Group Will Consider Response To Wolf Torture

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 […]

Idaho approves bill that could kill 90 percent of state’s wolves

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 […]