Q&A: Montana scientist on her lifetime spent with wolves
Now retired, Diane Boyd has written a memoir about her pioneering work and the recovery of the gray wolf in the West.
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Now retired, Diane Boyd has written a memoir about her pioneering work and the recovery of the gray wolf in the West.
The Fish and Wildlife Service is expected to soon announce its verdict on whether the gray wolf still needs federal protections or if management of wolves
“Private land is not seeing this problem,” he wrote. “State land seems to be the area with crowding issues.”
A Bozeman-based researcher released a preliminary paper this month critiquing the state’s methods for estimating wolf abundance in Montana.
Jackson County rancher Don Gittleson has had seven cattle killed or injured by the pack over the last two years.