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Plaintiffs argue wildlife officials relied on ‘unfounded assumptions’ and ‘flawed’ population models in a February 2023 finding that wolves in the Northern Rockies are not facing an extinction threat.

Two federal lawsuits argue Endangered Species Act protections are warranted for wolves.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has reopened public comment a period for its draft 2024 Grizzly Bear Management Plan and the Montana Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Plan. Both plans

The competition to kill the most animals is something that its recent years has become a flashpoint for many of us who care about wildlife and are tired of the

The competition to kill the most animals is something that its recent years has become a flashpoint for many of us who care about wildlife and are tired of the

On Wednesday, 15 organizations sent 60-day notices to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service saying they would sue the agency over its decision, issued Friday, that gray wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains don’t warrant an Endangered Species listing.

A Bozeman-based researcher released a preliminary paper this month critiquing the state’s methods for estimating wolf abundance in Montana.

Montana's annual wolf report set the stage for a heated debate at the state's Environmental Quality Council, which provides oversight for several agencies, including the Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP).

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks annual wolf report sparked debate over the animals population, how they are counted, upcoming hunting seasons and a new wolf management plan.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks annual wolf report sparked debate over the animals population, how they are counted, upcoming hunting seasons and a new wolf management plan.