Six Endangered Gray Wolves Were Poisoned in Washington | Smart News
Conservation groups are offering more than $51,000 for information on the killings
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Conservation groups are offering more than $51,000 for information on the killings
Wolves are protected with legal status under the federal Endangered Species Act and under state law in Washington.
Six Washington wolves were found dead after ingesting poison. Conservation groups are offering $51,000 as a reward for tips leading to convictions.
COLVILLE, Wash. (AP) — Six wolves found dead this year in northeast Washington were poisoned and a reward is being offered for tips leading to a conviction in the case, officials said Monday.
Six wolves found dead this year in northeast Washington were poisoned and a reward is being offered for tips leading to a conviction in the case, officials said Monday.