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 The park’s top biologist, Doug Smith, doesn’t expect the numbers to rise dramatically after litters are included in population estimates.  Officials say Yellowstone...

The Power of the Pack A Special Presentation & Panel Hosted by NAWBO                Everything in a wolf’s nature tells it to be part...

Canada: Bow Valley alpha female dens to have pups Dan Rafla, a human wildlife conflict specialist with Parks Canada, confirmed that the female wolf is pregnant.   “She should...

The Mexican wolf, one of the most endangered apex predators in the world, once roamed the mountains and deserts of the Southwest and Mexico by the thousands. They were killed by ranchers and...

Ecologists from campaign groups FreeNature and Wolven in Nederland have been tracking two female wolves in the Veluwe area, collecting wolf prints and scat (droppings) from which they can identify...

Conservation organizations are calling on Governor Kate Brown and her Fish and Wildlife Commission to strengthen the Oregon Wolf Plan while wolves continue to...

Agency officials declared progress for the endangered species in New Mexico and Arizona, saying there are at least 131 wolves in the wild in the two states. That represents a 12% jump in the...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Red wolves roam the Albemarle Peninsula of eastern North Carolina, and a new study confirms that the wild population is a unique, genetically distinct species.  The...

Governor Lujan Grisham Signs Bill Abolishing Organized Competition Killing of Coyotes for Prizes, Entertainment SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham today signed...

During the Fall of 2018, 4 concerned citizens learned about Wildlife Killing Contests (WKCs) happening all across the state of AZ, got together and got determined to end WKCs in our state.  They...