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Political divisions stoke push by states to increase wolf kills

Some lawmakers and conservative hunting groups are making a big push to reduce wolf numbers in what critics call "management based on vengeance."

Some US states taking aggressive steps to increase wolf kills

In Montana, lawmakers are advancing measures to allow shooting wolves at night and payments to hunters reminiscent of bounties. Idaho legislation would allow hunters to shoot them from motorized parachutes, ATVs or snowmobiles year-round with no limits in most areas.

Republican lawmakers, hunting groups push states to take relax wolf hunting policies

Republican lawmakers, hunting groups push states to take relax wolf hunting policies Matthew Brown and Iris Samuels, USA TODAY Predator/Prey: The Fight for Isle Royale Wolves Replay Video BILLINGS, Mont.  Payments for dead wolves. Unlimited hunting of the animals. Shooting wolves from the air. Wolf hunting policies in some states are taking an aggressive turn, as Republican lawmakers and conservative hunting groups push to curb their numbers and propose tactics shunned by many wildlife managers. In Montana, lawmakers are advancing measures to allow shooting wolves at night and payments to hunters reminiscent of bounties that widely exterminated the species last century. Idaho legislation would allow hunters to shoot them from motorized parachutes, ATVs or snowmobiles year-round with no limits in most areas.

US States Look to Step Up Wolf Kills, Pushed by Republicans

US States Look to Step Up Wolf Kills, Pushed by Republicans
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In Rapidly Warming Colorado River Basin, The Negotiating Table Is Being Set

Credit Luke Runyon/KUNC Anyone who has hosted a good dinner party knows that the guest list, table setting and topic of conversation play a big role in determining whether the night is a hit or the guests leave angry and unsatisfied.  That concept is about to get a true test on the Colorado River, where chairs are being pulled up to a negotiating table to start a new round of talks that could define how the river system adapts to a changing climate for the next generation.  The decision of who gets to sit at that table, whose interests are represented, and what’s on the menu is still very much in flux. But the uncertainty isn’t stopping would-be participants from voicing concerns they feel leaders in the southwestern watershed can no longer ignore. 

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