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Before the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission adjourns for the year, there are several big items left to tackle.

The lawsuit by the Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance alleges open meeting violations by state Natural Resources Board members and other procedural errors.

Nine wildlife groups sent a letter to Fish, Wildlife & Parks Director Dustin Temple asking for more diverse public involvement in the development of Montana’s updated wolf management plan.

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WALLOWA COUNTY — After two livestock producers requested the lethal removal of wolves in the Wildcat Pack in Wallowa County, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved the

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"High levels” of legal and illegal wolf killings by humans have delayed the growth of Oregon’s wolf population, the wildlife protection group Center for Biological Diversity said in response to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s 2022 annual Oregon Wolf Conservation and Management report.

LA GRANDE — Two kill zones, one wolf pack.

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte ordered the Fish, Wildlife and Parks department to develop a new state wolf management plan.

Gianforte wants FWP to update the current plan, which dates to 2004