Recovery of Oregon's gray wolves remains a source of tension
When wolves first came back to Oregon, they returned with federal protection under the Endangered Species Act. But those protections have been sunsetting.
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When wolves first came back to Oregon, they returned with federal protection under the Endangered Species Act. But those protections have been sunsetting.
When wolves first came back to Oregon, they returned with federal protection under the Endangered Species Act. But those protections have been sunsetting.
They were discovered in December on the reservation of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, about 100 miles southeast of Portland.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services agreed to settle a lawsuit by completing an extensive environmental study on its methods in Idaho
A total of 20 wolves have been poached or found killed in Oregon, Washington and Idaho since the start of 2021, a big jump over prior years.