Calls for change mount after Wyoming man tortures wolf
After a Wyoming man ran a wolf down and tortured it before shooting it, more groups are speaking out against such cruelty.
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After a Wyoming man ran a wolf down and tortured it before shooting it, more groups are speaking out against such cruelty.
Coalition of 10 organizations say that bad science and aggressive hunting is endangering wolves.
Because wolf management in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming has become more harmful since 2021 to individual wolves and to pack solidarity, the wildlife groups are arguing that the USFWS didn’t do a good analysis before deciding that listing was not warranted.
After the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined calls for the return of gray wolf protections under the Endangered Species Act were not warranted, announcing their decision Feb. 2, 10 …
On Wednesday, 15 organizations sent 60-day notices to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service saying they would sue the agency over its decision, issued Friday, that gray wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains don’t warrant an Endangered Species listing.