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Wolf News - August 2021
GPS COLLARS INFORM ISLE ROYALE WOLF RESTORATION AND MONITORING EFFORTS
August 18th: Initial results from collaborative efforts to restore the wolf population and predator-prey dynamics are in.
August 18th: A lone Mexican gray wolf named Anubis was captured by an Arizona Game and Fish Department wildlife biologist on Friday in the Coconino National Forest just north of Flagstaff.
DECISION ON WOLF TRAPPING REGS EXPECTED FRIDAY
August 17th, Montana: The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission on Friday is expected to decide on a number of proposals of interest to hunters and trappers in Northwest Montana, including wolf and furbearer trapping setbacks, season quotas and other regulations.
ROYAL ROADS WARNS CAMPUS OF POSSIBLE WOLF SIGHTING AT ESQUIMALT LAGOON
August 17th, Canada: University says creature spotted was likely a wolf.
MONTANA MAN SENTENCED FOR POISONING WOLF
August 17th, Montana: A man pleaded guilty and was sentenced Thursday to pay $1,500 for poisoning a wolf with strychnine on a ranch near Ennis, Montana.
WOLF ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETS FOR FIRST TIME
August 11th: Making recommendations — not legislation — is the purpose of the Wolf Management Advisory Council, which had its first meeting on Wednesday at River Rock Lanes and Banquet Center in Ishpeming.
ALPINE FARMERS SOUND WOLF ALARM AFTER LIVESTOCK ATTACKS
August 11th: Wolf attacks on farm animals on Alpine pastures have taken on a “new dimension”, according to the Swiss Farmers’ Union, which is calling for “new solutions to contain the growing wolf population”.
FRED CLARK: FALL HUNT MAY MAKE WOLVES ENDANGERED AGAIN
August 9th: On Wednesday the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board, the seven-member appointed board that oversees the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, will decide the number of gray wolves Wisconsin hunters will be allowed to take during a fall 2021 wolf hunt.
SEACREST WOLF PRESERVE, EDUCATING COMMUNITY TO PROTECT WOLVES FOR GENERATIONS TO COME
August 8th: For more than 300,000 years, wolves have lived in our ecosystem, but now many are being hunted and becoming endangered.
GREAT LAKES STATES ARE DIVIDED ON WOLF HUNTING PLANS
August 7th: Minnesota will not open a wolf hunt while Wisconsin moves toward another hunting season
THIS FALL, WOLVES WILL BE HUNTED WITHOUT MERCY
August 6th: Gunned down from helicopters. Dynamited in their homes. It’s open season on wolves, who are being slaughtered without mercy -- and now, another big wolf hunt is scheduled for this fall.
FORMAL PETITION SUBMITTED TO RE-LIST GRAY WOLF AS ENDANGERED; COULD BENEFIT CENTRAL COAST ECOSYSTEMS
August 6th: More than 70 groups formally filed a request with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to re-list the gray wolf as an endangered species, citing inadequate protections and a small population.
SEN. CARPENTER BLASTS DNR FOR FALL WOLF HUNT PLANS
August 6th: A decision by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to carry out another wolf hunt this fall drew immediate backlash from elected officials.
LOCAL ACTIVISTS JOIN THE CALL FOR WOLF PROTECTIONS
August 4th: Petition to relist wolves in the northern Rockies was spurred by new Idaho and Montana laws.