2 New Wolf Packs Discovered In California
Two new wolf packs confirmed in California amid population boom
Wolves are continuing to make a California comeback. State wildlife officials have confirmed the presence of two new gray wolf packs in Northern California, and estimate there are now at least 70 of the endangered apex predators roaming the state—up from 44 documented last year.
“This is an Endangered Species Act success story,” said American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall in a statement. “The gray wolf joins more than 50 other animals, including the ...
According to the California Wolf Watch, a pack of endangered gray wolves has been spotted living in Lassen Volcanic National ...
It's almost been a full year since Colorado Parks and Wildlife released the first group of 10 gray wolves into the state, in ...
Killing a Mexican wolf is illegal under Arizona state law and protections under the Federal Endangered Species Act and can ...
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Gray wolves spotted in California National Park for first time in 100 years – here's everything hikers need to knowThe endangered species hasn't been spotted within Lassen Volcanic National Park in nearly a century of federal protection ...
The cause of the wolf’s death is under investigation, although the agencies stated in their press release that “the mortality ...
FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — Federal officials are offering over $100,000 for information surrounding the death of an endangered Mexican gray wolf. Hope was found dead by conservation groups west ...
According to a news release from the US Fish and Wildlife Service, a female Mexican wolf known as F2979 was found dead on Nov ...
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