After years of controversy and debate, Oregon’s wolf plan to get vote
From the Statesman-Journal:
After more than three years of contentious debate, the plan that governs how Oregon manages its wolf population will finally come to a vote on Friday.
The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission is expected to vote on updates to the Oregon Wolf Plan, a 160-page document that spells out everything from when the state can kill wolves that attack livestock to whether public hunts of wolves should be considered in the future.
