Game And Fish: Wyoming Wolves Thriving; Hunting To Thank
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced this week that gray wolves have once again reached their population goal according to a 2021 report.
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Judge Restores Gray Wolf Protections Across Much Of US
Wildlife advocates had argued state-sponsored hunting threatened to reverse the gray wolf’s recovery over the past several decades.
Groups Ask Court to Restore Protections for US Gray Wolves
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said gray wolves have exceeded goals for recovery.
Wolves Rebound, Delisted. Now, Future up to Voters
The Trump administration on Thursday stripped wolves of government protections across most of the U.S.
Officials: 2 Possible Wolf Sightings in Northern Colorado
The last confirmed Colorado wolf sightings were near Walden in 2015.
Federal Agency Hears Testimony on Fate of Gray Wolves
Hunters said wolves are hurting game populations.
U.S. Officials Plan to Lift Protections for Gray Wolves
Most are in the Western Great Lakes and Northern Rockies regions.
GOP Targets Endangered Species Act as Protections Lifted
House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Rob Bishop said the bills would curb excessive litigation and allow officials to focus on actual species conservation.
Gray Wolf Hunts: Game and Fish To Host Public Meetings And Take Comments
The agency is again proposing gray wolf hunting seasons within the Trophy Game Management Area.
Midwest, Wyoming Lawmakers Target Wolf Protections Again
Pressure is building in Congress to take gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region and Wyoming off the endangered list.