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Among the moves made by the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission during its last meeting of the year was removing reference to the 2003 Grey Wolf Conservation and Management Plan

Among the moves made by the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission during its last meeting of the year was removing reference to the 2003 Grey Wolf Conservation and Management Plan

Montana has released the draft of its first updated gray wolf conservation and management plan in 20 years, along with a draft environmental impact statement, and is asking for public

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks released a new draft wolf management plan last Friday and is calling on people to submit public comment.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks released a new draft wolf management plan last Friday and is calling on people to submit public comment.

HELENA, Mont. – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on a draft plan and environmental impact statement to guide the agency’s recommendations for the long-term management and

Colorado wildlife officials continue to search for a state willing to provide wolves four months from the deadline for the species' reintroduction to the state. Conversations continue with three states -- Washington, Oregon and Montana.

Colorado wildlife officials continue to search for a state willing to provide wolves four months from the deadline for the species' reintroduction to the state, as decided by voters in 2020.

Colorado wildlife officials have a 261-page wolf management plan, a voter-mandated Dec. 31 deadline to bring the canine to the state and a designated area for release.

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