Wildlife Program Supervisor News Today

Carrol Henderson helped restore several endangered species to Minnesota. One of the wiliest critters he ever met was a river otter named Oscar.

(The Center Square) - After years of discussion and public meetings, the National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have signed a final agreement to bring grizzly bears back to the North Cascades Mountain range. The plan calls for a “founder population” of 25 bears over the next five to 10 years, releasing the animals in remote parts of the forest.

(The Center Square) - After years of discussion and public meetings, the National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have signed a final agreement to bring grizzly bears

Whether or not Washington and US Wildlife officials agree to bring back the grizzly population, grizzlies will eventually end up re-establishing themselves in the North Cascades. Why?

There are three potential plans that Washington could take regarding the future of grizzly bears in the state. However, B.C. leaders are moving forward with plans.

There are three potential plans that Washington could take regarding the future of grizzly bears in the state. However, B.C. leaders are moving forward with plans.