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Wisconsin wildlife officials have signed off on a contentious new wolf management plan that doesn't include a specific population goal. The Department of Natural Resources' policy board voted 7-0 Wednesday
Wisconsin wildlife officials unanimously approved a contentious new wolf management plan Wednesday that doesn’t include a specific population goal despite demands from hunters and farmers to cap the number of wolves roaming the state. In backing the plan, Department of Natural Resources policy board members praised it as a scientifically sound compromise that could give […]
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin wildlife officials unanimously approved a contentious new wolf management plan Wednesday that doesn’t include a specific popu
Wisconsin wildlife officials are set to vote on a contentious wolf management plan that does not include a specific population goal. The plan has sparked a heated debate between hunters and farmers who demand a cap on the number of wolves that can be killed, and conservationists who argue for protection. The new plan recommends a statewide population of about 1,000 animals but allows for flexibility in dealing with local packs.
Wisconsin wildlife officials were expected to vote on a contentious new wolf management plan that doesn't include a specific population goal.