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Revised Wisconsin Wolf Management Plan Released - Vimarsana News

Revised Wisconsin Wolf Management Plan Released

MADISON, WI (KDAL) - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has released a revised Wolf Management Plan...

Idahoans react to Fish and Game's new Wolf Management Plan - Vimarsana News

Idahoans react to Fish and Game's new Wolf Management Plan

Commissioners unanimously passed the controversial plan in early May.

Source: ktvb.com
Can Idaho Drastically Reduce Its Wolf Population? - Vimarsana News

Can Idaho Drastically Reduce Its Wolf Population?

A new IDFG plan will encourage hunters to harvest more wolves in Idaho by reimbursing their expenditures with state dollars.

Rocky Mountain Farmers Union disappointed in Polis veto of wolf bill - Vimarsana News

Rocky Mountain Farmers Union disappointed in Polis veto of wolf bill

“We are disappointed that Gov. Jared Polis has vetoed SB23-256 — Management of Gray Wolves Reintroduction. This bipartisan bill was crafted to ensure that the state’s investment of $1 million to expedite the 10(j) determination doesn’t...

CPW gives final approval to wolf restoration plan | Rio Blanco Herald Times | Serving Meeker, Rangely, Dinosaur & Northwest Colorado - Vimarsana News

CPW gives final approval to wolf restoration plan | Rio Blanco Herald Times | Serving Meeker, Rangely, Dinosaur & Northwest Colorado

RBC | After more than two years of extensive statewide stakeholder meetings and outreach via a series of public hearings, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission on Wednesday gave final approval to the final Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan. The plan was unanimously adopted through a two-step approval process that began at a CPW