NESPELEM – The Colville Tribal Fish and Wildlife department captured and collared a male gray wolf belonging to the Colville Reservation’s Strawberry Pack, Feb. 2, near Moses Mountain. The wolf is the third currently collared by CTFW. A second wolf in the Strawberry Pack and a wolf in the Nc’cin Pack also are currently collared. “The collars allow us …
The USDA, meanwhile, argues a lawsuit over the agreement is baseless
EUGENE, Ore. — Environmentalists claim the USDA’s contract to kill wolves on behalf of Oregon wildlife officials is unlawful because the federal agency hasn’t properly analyzed the environmental impacts. The USDA, meanwhile, argues a lawsuit over the agreement is baseless because Oregon can kill problematic wolves even without federal assistance. “This is predominantly a state program. The USDA is very …
Feds propose wolf releases near Arizona-New Mexico border
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Federal wildlife managers want to release two packs of Mexican gray wolves in wilderness areas near the Arizona-New Mexico border this year in an effort to bolster a struggling population threatened by inbreeding. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released details this week of its latest plan, saying it will submit public comments currently being gathered along …
U.S. House Votes To Overturn Ban On Inhumane Hunting Tactics
Protect The Wolves® has to ask how its possible that any advocate, could have Voted this Mentality into office…..Look at what you folks have Voted into Office! They are going to Kill Animals in their sleep now!! I hope that your proud of yourselves. They will also be able to shoot entire wolf families raising young pups if the Senate and …