Page 35 - Gray Wolf News Today

It's very bizarre, and nobody can figure out how it got there.

Michigan wildlife officials are investigating the killing of a rare gray wolf.

Mexican gray wolves were being recovered in southern New Mexico, and a lawsuit called for more protection for the species in the Rocky Mountains.

Last week, 23 Mexican gray wolves roamed the California Wolf Center in Julian. But for young males in a pack, even these hills can get crowded.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has confirmed to News 8 that the agency is exploring whether to bring criminal charges against a hunter who shot and killed a gray wolf earlier this year in Calhoun County.

Wilmette Student's Wolf Sculpture Honored At Juried Art Exhibition - Wilmette-Kenilworth, IL - Artists from eight community colleges are on display at the Skyway Juried Art Exhibition, where Oakton's Megan Africk is among the winners.

Ten conservation groups have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the USFWS decision not to return Endangered Species Act protections to gray wolves in the Northern Rockies.

Ten conservation groups have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the USFWS decision not to return Endangered Species Act protections to gray wolves in the Northern Rockies.

Ten conservation groups have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the USFWS decision not to return Endangered Species Act protections to gray wolves in the Northern Rockies.

Arguing that "wolf-hating states" will sabotage the recovery of the grey wolf in the West, four conservation groups Monday sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for declining to provide Endangered Species Act protections for the canids.