From PlusNews.org:
An ancient wolf trap in the Ermo das Águias, in the parish of Alto do Palurdo, municipality of Pinhel, was restored and inaugurated on Sunday, October 18.
The intervention was promoted by Rewilding Portugal in partnership with the Municipality of Pinhel and is part of the LIFE LUPI LYNX project, which seeks to create conditions for the recovery of the Iberian wolf and the Iberian lynx south of the Douro River, in Portugal and Spain.
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Historic Wolf Trap Restored in Pinhel, Portugal
From PlusNews.org:
An ancient wolf trap in the Ermo das Águias, in the parish of Alto do Palurdo, municipality of Pinhel, was restored and inaugurated on Sunday, October 18.
The intervention was promoted by Rewilding Portugal in partnership with the Municipality of Pinhel and is part of the LIFE LUPI LYNX project, which seeks to create conditions for the recovery of the Iberian wolf and the Iberian lynx south of the Douro River, in Portugal and Spain.
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Should wolves still be protected? 9th Circuit hears arguments
From MontanaRightNow.com:
HELENA, Mont. – Should gray wolves still have protections under the Endangered Species Act? The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is currently grappling with that question.
Big Sky Country has fiercely debated wolf protections and management for decades. Recently in Missoula, the appeals court heard a pair of lawsuits that could define how gray wolves are protected in the lower 48.
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Wolf Awareness Week puts spotlight on threatened eastern wolves
From DopplerOnline.ca:
As Wolf Awareness Week is recognized across Canada, a conservation organization is calling on the Ontario government to strengthen protections for eastern wolves, a threatened species found in Ontario and Quebec.
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Best-Selling Author Partners with Wolf Haven International [Washington] to Host ‘Wild Works for Wolves!’ Conservation and Awareness Campaign
From ThurstonTalk.com:
Now through October 24th, 2026, creatives can submit fiction writing, poetry, and artwork about wolves and/or their habitat. Six (6) winners will receive prizes from Wolf Haven International and best-selling eco-fantasy author Mina West to support wolf conservation efforts and awareness.
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What 500,000 hours of Yellowstone sound can tell us about wolves
From Mongabay.com:
Fifty automated recording units scattered across the backcountry of Yellowstone National Park in the U.S. gather roughly 500,000 hours of ambient sound each year.
Computer models then sift through those recordings for wolf vocalizations, reports Justin Catanoso for Mongabay.
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One Wolf Starts Howling and Another Joins In—What Are They Saying?
From A-Z-Animals:
Silas begins with a long, rising howl. Before he can finish making his announcement to most of Westchester County, Nikai lifts his muzzle and joins him.
The two wolves do not exactly land on perfect harmony, but subtlety was never the point. Within seconds, one voice has become a full duet.
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Wolves make deer and boars on the Veluwe more alert, [Dutch] study finds
From NLTimes.nl:
Wild boars, roe deer, and red deer on the Veluwe have all adapted their behavior in recent years to the presence of the wolves, Faunabeheereenheid Gelderland concluded after monitoring.
The organization is responsible for counting wild animals and for any population management, such as through culling.
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Critically endangered red wolves survive interstate journey
From NYPost.com:
A group of 10 critically endangered American red wolves made the journey from New York to North Carolina or vice versa on Tuesday as part of a nationwide conservation effort.
The exchange took place between Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, New York, and the Museum of Life and Science in Durham, North Carolina, and was facilitated by Pilots to the Rescue.
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How Many Wolves Live Within Minnesota’s Borders?
Fro ESPNSiouxFalls.com:
There’s been a lot of discussion surrounding wolves in Minnesota as of late. Recent reports have shown a substantial decline of the wolf population at Voyageurs National Park.
Sightings are on the rise though, just a few weeks back the large canines were spotted strolling through the grounds of a local school in the town of Ely, sparking worry and discussion from the area’s residents.
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Scientists Thought This Wolf Pack Was Too Inbred To Survive, Here’s What A New Study Found
From A-Z-Animals.com:
When given 11 unrelated wolves to choose from, two siblings still paired up, and their choice may now define the fate of the entire island population.
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