Month: February 2021

Wisconsin Hunters Kill 135 Wolves in Two Days, Exceeding State Kill Quota and Ending Hunting Season Early

February 24, 2021

Wisconsin’s wolf season is coming to a short and bloody end as hunters exceeded the state quota of 119 wolves, killing 135 wolves by Wednesday morning at 8 am CST.…

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Idaho Proposes to Expand Wolf Hunting, Trapping on Public and Private Lands

February 17, 2021

In February, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission (IDFG) announced a proposal to extend the season for wolf hunting and trapping across the state on public and private land. The IDFG offered…

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USFWS Transfers Two Red Wolves to Recovery Area in North Carolina

February 16, 2021

North Carolina just got a little bit wilder! Last week, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released two male red wolves onto Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in eastern N.C.!…

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Free Webinar: Dire Wolves: The Last of an Ancient New World Canid Lineage

February 8, 2021

Game of Thrones was a popular television show that made dire wolves famous. But unlike many of their mythical counterparts in the show (dragons, giants, and White Walkers) the dire…

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