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What's Happening to Minnesota's Moose? Are Wolves to Blame? - Vimarsana News

What's Happening to Minnesota's Moose? Are Wolves to Blame?

Explore the decline of Minnesota's moose population and the role of wolves in this issue. Learn about the efforts and potential solutions.

Siskiyou authorities successfully capture and collar wolves | Top Stories - Vimarsana News

Siskiyou authorities successfully capture and collar wolves | Top Stories

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has announced the safe and successful capture and collar of two gray wolves in Siskiyou County. The two wolves were captured March 17, fitted with satellite collars, measured and sampled for DNA and disease surveillance, and safely released back to the wild.

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Battle Looming Over Endangered Species Act Protection For Wolves, Grizzlies - Vimarsana News

Battle Looming Over Endangered Species Act Protection For Wolves, Grizzlies

An effort to remove Endangered Species Act protections for wolves and grizzly bears has been launched in the U.S. House of Representatives, a move opponents say aims to jettison "the best tool for tackling the worsening extinction crisis."

A hundred years ago, Chicago elected a reform mayor. He was voted out four years later. - Vimarsana News

A hundred years ago, Chicago elected a reform mayor. He was voted out four years later.

One hundred years ago, William Dever became mayor of Chicago as a reform candidate. He lasted one term.

'Social glue': Packs that lose wolves to humans disband more, reproduce less, study shows - Vimarsana News

'Social glue': Packs that lose wolves to humans disband more, reproduce less, study shows

When humans kill wolves, they compensate by reproducing more and their populations tend to rebound. But socially, gray wolves are far less resilient to human disruptions and even one loss