Month: August 2009
Good news for Mexican gray wolves!
The regional director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has decided to leave a wolf pack in the wild in southwestern New Mexico, despite the pack killing three cows…
Read MoreIt’s All in a Family
Dr. L. David Mech talks about the terms “alpha” and “beta” wolves and why they are no longer scientifically accurate. Alpha Wolf
Read MoreWolf Tag Sales in Idaho are Brisk as U.S. District Judge Sets Hearing for Wolf Hunt Challenge
August 24, 2009 – As of 4:45PM, 4,196 wolf hunting tags were sold in Idaho giving hunters a shot at up to 220 of Idaho’s wolves. U.S. District Judge Donald…
Read MoreIdaho Fish & Game Commissioners Approve Hunt of 220 Wolves
August 17, 2009 – Idaho’s Fish and Game Commission approved the first-ever state regulated hunt of gray wolves in the continental United States. According to a story in the Spokesman-Review…
Read MoreThree Conservation Groups Push for Special Protection of Mexican Gray Wolf
Three conservation groups have filed petitions with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, asking that the Mexican gray wolf be protected under the federal Endangered Species Act as a subspecies…
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