After being hunted to eradication in Washington and Oregon in the 1930s and 1940s, the gray wolf’s recovery in these states ...

Gray wolf hunts in Montana and Idaho may continue, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, denying a request by activists to stop the first legal hunts in the lower 48 states in decades.

The grey wolf, larger and more powerful, thrives in family-oriented packs and hunts large prey. In contrast, the coyote, smaller and more adaptable, often hunts alone or in smaller groups, preying ...

Good news for gray wolves in the northern Rocky Mountains: They no longer need federal... Gray wolf numbers revive, but hunts already planned Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

A gray wolf hunts last year near Chewelah, Wash. Officials know of at least 126 gray wolves in Washington state, where the species is still listed as endangered. (Washington Department of Fish ...

A wolf attacks a seal in coastal Alaska. Researchers from Oregon State University, the National Park Service, and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game recently published a paper outlining the ...

The Fish and Wildlife Service has long sought to remove Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves. Arguments in a ...

Hunting still an option in Michigan’s updated gray wolf plan if species de-listed again. Updated: Jul ... especially since hunts to deal with summertime livestock conflicts wouldn’t typically ...

The Minnesotan gray wolf has been listed as a threatened, ... For example, the 2024 deer hunting yield clocked in at just over 170,000 for reported successful hunts.

Colorado Colorado's gray wolf reintroduction plan sparks political divide CO plans to release 30 to 50 wolves in the next 5 years, and ranchers will be compensated for losses ...

The grey wolf, larger and more powerful, thrives in family-oriented packs and hunts large prey. In contrast, the coyote, smaller and more adaptable, often hunts alone or in smaller groups, preying ...