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An early glance at the renewed effort to reintroduce wolverines to Colorado - Vimarsana News

An early glance at the renewed effort to reintroduce wolverines to Colorado

Colorado wildlife officials have dusted off a drafted plan to reintroduce wolverines to the state, a proposal drastically different than the controversial but voter-mandated wolf reintroduction plan.

An early glance at the renewed effort to reintroduce wolverines to Colorado - Vimarsana News

An early glance at the renewed effort to reintroduce wolverines to Colorado

Colorado wildlife officials have dusted off a drafted plan to reintroduce wolverines to the state, a proposal drastically different than the controversial but voter-mandated wolf reintroduction plan.

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Nature without borders - Vimarsana News

Nature without borders

Born Free is joining delegates from 133 governments at a key global wildlife meeting to improve protection for migratory species, hosted by the Government of Uzbekistan.

Let's give the wary wolverine some space (commentary) - Vimarsana News

Let's give the wary wolverine some space (commentary)

An iconic inhabitant of rugged mountains in western Canada, the wolverine (Gulo gulo) covers tens of kilometers per day, running over treacherous terrain in search of oft-dead meat. For many avid mountain adventurers, a mere glimpse of a wolverine can be a once-in-a-lifetime encounter — even wolverine experts recount tall tales of times they briefly […]

Hunters! A Wolf Predation Open Forum Meeting Coming To Isle - Vimarsana News

Hunters! A Wolf Predation Open Forum Meeting Coming To Isle

The group behind the meeting Hunters for Hunters currently is focusing their efforts solely on the control of Minnesota's wolf population.