Entries by Carissa Winter

Wildlife Science Center aims to repopulate endangered wolves

From Country News Review: The Wildlife Science Center located in Stacy is staying busy hosting Mexican gray wolves for research and education. What were once declared ecologically extinct in 1979, Mexican gray wolves are now slowly increasing in population. Over 40 years ago, only seven were left in the entire world. Now, there are about […]

Italian city council appeals for help as wolves invade urban areas

From Yahoo News: Its symbol is the she-wolf of Roman legend, but an Italian town renowned for its art and gastronomy is being menaced by real-life wolves. There has been an increasing number of sightings on the outskirts of Siena, some 135 miles (220 kilometres) north of Rome, as the creatures nonchalantly pad along suburban streets.   Click here for the […]

Gray wolf conservation classification open for public comment

From Washington Policy Center: Gray wolves returned to our landscape in 2007. Since then, they have settled into the Northeast portion of the state with 30 of the 37 recognized packs in Washington residing there. This week the Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife announced the opening of a rulemaking regarding gray wolves. The […]

RODENTICIDES WIDESPREAD IN ITALIAN WOLF CARCASSES

From The Wildlife Society: Anticoagulant rodenticides are pervasive in the carcasses of dead wolves analyzed by researchers in central and northern Italy. The ubiquitous presence of these chemicals widely used for rodent control is unique among large carnivores in Europe, say the researchers of a recent study published in Science of the Total Environment.   Click here for […]