Washington bill concedes uneven wolf recovery 

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Just a small refresher, Elected Official Joel Kretz is the one that threatened both Dr Robert Wielgus as well as WSU with Funding Cuts if they didnt put a muzzle on Wielgus. Elected Officials like kretz have no business in Office! OLYMPIA — Wolves in northeast Washington could be managed differently than in other parts of the state under a …

Wolf killing outside of Yellowstone impacts tourism operators 

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As it should! Those Types of Individuals have no business in a small town that depends on Tourist dollars. Do they think people are just going to not care or what? COOKE CITY – Near Yellowstone National Park, residents of a small town where a collared park wolf was shot by a local resident say visitors don’t understand their community. The …

These two rare wolves are unique species. Here’s why that matters.

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  These rare wolves are unique species. Here’s why that matters. Mexican gray wolves and red wolves are taxonomically unique, a federal report says, and require protection under the Endangered Species Act. IT’S HARD TO believe red wolves and Mexican gray wolves are still around: Both came about as close to extinction as is physically possible. Red wolves, for example, have …

WDFW claims they only killed 4 wolves in 2018?

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  Washington’s wolf population grew at a slow pace last year but did reach new highs for overall numbers, packs and breeding pairs, according to a news release from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The uptick includes the newly documented Butte Creek pack in the upper end of the Wenaha drainage in the Blue Mountains. There are now …