From The Durango Herald: In some of their first meetings with the general public since wolves were released in December, CPW got pelted with questions from ranchers and recreationalists wanting to dig deeper into the nuances of living with wolves after the groups had time to digest their arrival. At meetings that unfolded from Feb. […]
From Yahoo News: On the night of 1 September, 2022 – coincidentally, a few days after the harvest moon – deep inside a wooded hamlet of north west Germany, a stray Eurasian wolf killed a little horse. The consequences of that fatal night have been severe. The now-deceased pony in question, Dolly, was in fact […]
From MPR News: Five years ago, officials with the Washington Department of Agriculture made a frightening discovery. They found two giant hornets, nicknamed “murder hornets” because of their sometimes fatal stings, and ability to wipe out entire honey bee colonies in mere hours. Click here for the full story.
From The Timberjay: ST. PAUL— Three northeastern Minnesota lawmakers have introduced bipartisan legislation that would require the Department of Natural Resources to implement an open season on gray wolves in the state once the species is delisted as threatened in Minnesota. Rep. Dave Lislegard, DFL-Aurora, Rep. Roger Skraba, R-Ely, were two of the three co-authors […]
From Denver 7: DENVER — All of the 10 gray wolves released in Colorado in December as part of the restoration plan have remained in the state and have not preyed on livestock as of Wednesday morning, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced during a CPW Commission meeting. Reid DeWalt, CPW’s assistant director of aquatic, terrestrial, and natural resources, […]
From 6KWQC: DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) – Scientists have been working to find out more about a gray wolf found February 19 along Interstate 80 near Davenport — including where it came from and how it ended up in the Quad-Cities. The wolf was coincidentally found by a DNR officer. Click here for the full […]
From The Wildlife Society: An imperiled wolf species survives poorly outside the boundaries of a provincial park in Ontario. “The two most likely outcomes for eastern wolves outside of the park are death or hybridization,” said TWS member John Benson, an associate professor of wildlife biology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Click here for […]
In one of the largest donations made in support of wolves, Eileen Sutz, a native Chicagoan, has bequeathed her estate to three organizations dedicated to educating the public about wolves in North America. The recipients of her gift, Yellowstone Forever, the International Wolf Center, and Wolf Park will share in the funds equally. Each organization […]
From CBC: Trappers in Labrador are concerned the local moose population is heading for a decline, sparking fears over the future of traditional foods and prompting some to call for an increase to financial incentives for wolf carcasses. The provincial government, meanwhile, says more trappers need to participate in their monitoring programs so officials know […]
From Buckrail: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — Dating back to when wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park (YNP) in 1995, wolf biologists have been performing an annual wolf capture project to study behavior, eating habits, predation, movement, pack dynamics, survival rates and population numbers. Click here for the full story.
