Wolves Worldwide
“For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack”Rudyard Kipling Therefore, it is assessed as Least Concern.
Originally, the Grey Wolf was the world's most widely distributed mammal. It has become extinct in much of Western Europe, in Mexico and much of the USA, and their present distribution is more restricted; wolves occur primarily in wilderness and remote areas. Their original worldwide range has been reduced by about one-third by poisoning and deliberate persecution due to depredation on livestock.
21/02/2022
Experts Propose New Methods for Managing WI Wildlife A federal judge has restored endangered species protections to gray wolves across much of the Lower 48, includ...
20/02/2022
19/02/2022
Wolf Hunting, Trapping Ends in Southwestern Montana The Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks says wolf hunting and trapping season has ended in southwestern Montana.
19/02/2022
Opinion: Why Relisting Gray Wolves Is So Wrong—and Hunting Seasons Are So Necessary Our whitetails editor, who lives in wolf country, shares his thoughts on a U.S. district judge's recent ruling on gray wolves.
19/02/2022
WGF Releases Statement on Federal Re-listing of Wolves • Wisconsin’s Green Fire On Thursday, January 27th, WGF's Executive Director Fred Clark and Todd Ambs sat down for a free-wheeling and reflective conversation on Todd's experiences in Wisconsin conservation.
18/02/2022
The Great American War on Wolves Keegan Sentner takes us into the heart of a centuries-long conflict designed to eradicate wolves from the American West.
18/02/2022
FWP: Wolf hunting season in SW Montana over after 82 wolves killed – Daily Montanan Montana wildlife regulators have ended wolf hunting for the season in Region 3, which borders Yellowstone National Park
18/02/2022
The Norwegian Environmental Protection Agency is killing wolves on behalf of the Ministry of Climate and the Environment (!) - Bergensia Rundt klokken seks om morgenkvisten dro jegerne fra Statens naturoppsyn ut på truger, ski og snøscooter.Etter hvert landet også et helikopter på et jorde utenfor Flisa.“Gamlemor er skutt, lyder det muntert over radioen”https://t.co/QVmX1dIKXo — Cath Spange 🐦Boosterdosa naturvenn (...
18/02/2022
Northern Rockies Wolves Still Need Your Help The Center and our allies won a landmark court decision restoring Endangered Species Act protection to most gray wolves in the U.S. But the ruling doesn’t help the wolves of the northern Rockies. Speak up to save hundreds of wolves who will fall if we remain silent.
17/02/2022
America’s New War on Wolves and Why It Must Be Stopped Hunting of wolves is again legal in the Northern Rockies, where running them over with snowmobiles or incinerating them in their dens is now permitted. The Biden administration must stop the slaughter of these wolves and protect their recovery from the brink of extinction.
16/02/2022
The Case for Equal Protections for Wolves Throughout Their Range Wyoming is the original bad-actor state, and adopted a state management plan that marks wolves for extinction across 85% of the state. It also subjected the remainder (the lands surrounding Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks) to aggressive levels of trophy hunting. Under this plan, it is per...
16/02/2022
5 things to know about gray wolves regaining Endangered Species Act protection Most importantly: The recent relisting doesn’t apply to the Rocky Mountains.
15/02/2022
Wolves shot in Norway after court overturns stay of ex*****on Nine endangered animals killed after injunction lifted on cull of 25 wolves living in conservation zone
15/02/2022
Judge orders federal protection for gray wolves be restored Wildlife advocates had argued state-sponsored hunting threatened to reverse the gray wolf’s recovery over the past several decades.
15/02/2022
The Case for Equal Protections for Wolves Throughout Their Range Wyoming is the original bad-actor state, and adopted a state management plan that marks wolves for extinction across 85% of the state. It also subjected the remainder (the lands surrounding Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks) to aggressive levels of trophy hunting. Under this plan, it is per...
14/02/2022
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14/02/2022
Experts Propose New Methods for Managing WI Wildlife A federal judge has restored endangered species protections to gray wolves across much of the Lower 48, including Wisconsin. While conservation groups cheer the decision, some experts are urging states to learn from what they believe was mismanagement of wolf populations. Adrian Treves, founder of t...
14/02/2022
Wisconsin wolf advocates, hunters react to court decision restoring federal protections for gray wolves A judge in California ruled federal officials did not consider the impacts of removing wolves from the endangered species act on populations outside Great Lakes region and Northern Rockies.
14/02/2022
Return of the Wolves, Lessons from the Wilderness The National Parks of Lake Superior Foundation has released a new documentary film, “The Return of Wolves: Isle Royale National Park,” a culmination of a four-year, ongoing initiative.
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14/02/2022
Provide Consumer Feedback on Hunting North of Yellowstone All of us here in Montana just north of Yellowstone National Park thank you for your business. No doubt you have heard about the drastically increased 2021-22 wolf hunting and trapping season that has led to the death of 18 wolves that primarily reside in the Northern Range of Yellowstone National ...
13/02/2022
Genomic effects of inbreeding on Scandinavian wolves - Verve times Scandinavian gray wolf (Canis lupus) at Skandinavisk Dyrepark, Djursland, Denmark. Credit: Malene Thyssen/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.5 For many years, researchers at Uppsala University have been exploring the genetic origins of the Scandinavian gray wolf population, which was founded by only thre...
13/02/2022
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Guest Opinion: It's time to end wildlife-killing contests in Pennsylvania Despite participants' beliefs to the contrary, no scientific reason exists to support killing contests. They serve no wildlife management function.
13/02/2022
Per-Erik Schulze on Twitter “Nine critically endangered wolves shot yesterday in Norway, as part of the new Government culling policy. Here a few screen recorded clips as seen in the coverage by local newspaper Østlendingen. This just a few hours into the hunt aiming at taking down 28 individuals. https://t.co/s4Hg3QOha1”
12/02/2022
FWP: Wolf hunting regulations adopted in August were not subject to public participation laws – Daily Montanan The department is being sued by two wildlife conservation groups who say their right to public participation was denied.
12/02/2022
Gray Wolves Regain Federal Protection Gray wolves in much of the lower 48 have regained federal protection following a ruling from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. Photo Credit: John E. Marriott In the final months of the Trump administration, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued a rule that deli...
12/02/2022
11/02/2022
BREAKING: Gray Wolves Re-Listed as Endangered Following Huge Lawsuit by 18 Environmental Orgs - EnviroNews | The Environmental News Specialists (EnviroNews DC News Bureau)-- Washington D.C. -- Days ahead of the 2020 presidential election, then-President Donald Trump's Interior Department
11/02/2022
Deb Haaland Makes Big Statement on Wolves, Warns Red States: 'USFWS can immediately list the species for 240 days' - EnviroNews | The Environmental News Specialists (EnviroNews DC News Bureau) -- Amidst continuing controversy in the way gray wolf (Canis lupus) populations are being managed by red states, Secretary of the
11/02/2022
Michigan Wolves: A Biodiversity Success Story • Thumbwind Michigan Wolves continue to be a controversial subject matter, but their biodiversity success story is not up for debate, with their numbers reaching above 600.
11/02/2022
Wolves Will Regain Federal Protection in Much of the U.S. A federal judge has overturned the Trump-era decision that removed the predators from the endangered species list.
11/02/2022
Judge restores protections for gray wolves across much of US BILLINGS, Mont (AP) — A judge restored federal protections for gray wolves across much of the U.S. on Thursday, after their removal in the waning days of the Trump administration exposed the predators to hunting that critics said would undermine their rebound from widespread extermination early la...
11/02/2022
11/02/2022
Federal Court Restores Gray Wolf’s Endangered Species Act Protection Center for Biological Diversity: OAKLAND, Calif.— A federal judge today restored protection to gray wolves, reversing a Trump-era rule that removed Endangered Species Act protection from the animals across most of the country. Today’s ruling prohibits wolf hunting and trapping in states outside ...
» MEDIA RELEASE | Mixed Victory for Wolves; Billboards Demand Relisting for Northern Rockies Population MEDIA RELEASE | Mixed Victory for Wolves; Billboards Demand Relisting for Northern Rockies Population by Project Coyote | Feb 10, 2022 | Media Release, What's Hot Facebook Twitter Like UPDATED RELEASE – FEB. 10, 2022 1:48 PM PT Mixed Victory for Wolves: Judge Issues Immediate Halt to Wolf Slaughte...
11/02/2022
Wolf Protections Restored Across Most of the U.S. Earthjustice represented conservation groups in a successful legal challenge to a government policy that led to hundreds of wolves being slaughtered.
11/02/2022
Restore Protections for Gray Wolves State politicians and their bureaucrats across the West have proven they aren't capable of responsible wildlife conservation. Take action to support restoring wolf protections!
11/02/2022
FWP: Aerial hunting of wolves legal in Montana Hunting wolves from aircraft is legal under state law in Montana, wildlife officials said in state District Court Thursday, asserting that a previous prohibition included in hunting regulations was an