Genetic analysis suggests they differ significantly from gray wolves In the high grasslands of Earth’s tallest mountains lives a group of wolves known for their long snouts, pale woolly pelts, and low-pitched calls. Now, their genes are also setting them apart. A new study suggests these wolves—which range across northern India, China, and Nepal—are genetically distinct from the gray wolves …
New bill could make wolf hunting year-round in Idaho
A new bill proposed in Idaho could open the door to year-round wolf hunting and “wolf-free” zones. The bill, which was proposed by Sen. Bert Brackett (R-Rogerson), was introduced last week before the Senate Resources and Environment Committee. According to Brackett, it would “manage a growing wolf population and assist in efforts to reduce depredation,” Big Country News reports. “Livestock depredation remains at an unacceptably high level,” said Brackett. …
91 Groups Demand Pendley’s Resignation – Protect The Wolves™
Conservationists call for temporary BLM lead William Perry Pendley to step down WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, 91 conservation, sportsmen, and faith-based groups concerned with public lands management, representing more than 3.9 million Americans, submitted a letter to Interior Secretary Bernhardt calling for William Perry Pendley to resign or be removed from office. Pendley lacks Senate approval to lead the agency. The letter …
Forest service cautions hunters to be careful around wolves in Apache Site Graves NF
GREER — The U.S. Forest Service issued a warning to hunters in the White Mountains area of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests this week. ASNF noted that Mexican wolves are present within the forests and that hunters should be careful what they shoot. “Hunting season is in full swing in the White Mountains, and the Arizona Game and Fish Department reminds …