From SpectrumNews1.com:
WASHINGTON — Ending endangered species protections for gray wolves has been a defining issue for Congressman Tom Tiffany, the Republican candidate for Governor in Wisconsin. For years, he’s pushed legislation to remove the wolves from the protected list. Now, he may finally get his way.
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From Chilkat Valley News:
A weekend mountain goat hunting trip ended with two Haines residents packing out a dead grey wolf from a pack they encountered at the top of a mountain near Chilkat Lake.
Both Nate Motes and Jenn Walsh described heading up a mountain on Saturday Sept. 5 and encountering a pack of wolves that approached them as they were hiking along a ridgeline. Both have seen wolves before, but never behaving like they did that afternoon.
From WXII12.com:
North Carolina — Five endangered red wolves bon four months ago at the Museum of Life and Science are moving out of North Carolina.
According to museum officials, the red wolves will relocate later in the fall season to the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, New York. The move looks to continue preserving the species.
From MountainJournal.org:
Wolf hunting began Tuesday in Wyoming. Wildlife managers caution that the pack has and potentially will continue to cross jurisdictional boundaries.
From TheGreatOutdoorsMag.com:
Post pandemic, I retraced the 1000-mile migration of a lone wolf across Europe on foot, learning about our changing relationship to wildness, farming and migration itself along the way. Here, I share the prologue to this fascinating journey, alongside an introduction written especially for The Great Outdoors.
From Mongabay.com:
Jeff Reed wasn’t raised to hate wolves. But as a child he bought into the Little Red Riding Hood myth regarding their villainous nature. You see one, you shoot it.
But not on a night on his Montana farm some five years ago, a night that proved life-changing not only for Reed, but perhaps for the study and conservation of wolves.
From YahooNews.com:
One of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem’s oldest living wolves, 1090F, may be facing a deadly threat because she crossed an invisible line.
After spending nearly her entire life inside Yellowstone National Park, she and her pack established a den outside the park’s boundary in Wyoming — where legal protections can suddenly disappear.
From SciTechDaily.com:
The story of how wolves became dogs appears to be far more complicated than simple domestication. For thousands of years, dogs evolved alongside human societies, developing specialized traits for environments ranging from Arctic tundra to tropical rainforests.
For 15,000 years, humans and dogs have been changing together, creating one of evolution’s most remarkable partnerships.
From SalisburyPost.com:
On Sept. 14, 2026, the Trump administration enforced a new rule that, if it survives ongoing legal challenges, will basically repeal the Endangered Species Act (ESA), ensuring the extinction of the red wolf, the world’s most endangered canid.
From NewsChannel9.com:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A request to rezone part of Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center in Chattanooga has sparked a neighborhood debate that included concerns about traffic and the sound of endangered red wolves that live at the preserve.
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