A Lake Tomahawk man who allegedly placed poisoned beaver carcasses on state forest land near his home in Oneida County was issued 10 citations totaling more than $2,700 in possible fines.
Seven of the
Michigan lawmakers are again weighing whether gray wolves should be hunted in the Upper Peninsula, reviving a long-running debate that pits wildlife management concerns against wolf protection efforts.
New legislation under debate is based
A flare up of a disease that’s especially lethal to wolf pups took a toll on Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park wolf numbers in 2025, reducing biologists’ counts to a level last seen when wolves
Wolves on the remote island of Isle Royale in Lake Superior appear to be thriving, and they’re making deep dents in the moose population that they rely on as a leading food source, according to
A new bill in the state Legislature would allow elk to be imported into Minnesota from other states. HF4508 would exempt elk from the state’s ban on importing live cervidae. Rep. Josh Heintzeman, R-Nisswa, said
The parents of a toddler who suffered a minor injury at a Pennsylvania theme park zoo after squeezing through a fence near a wolf enclosure and making contact with one of the animals have been
Verified 2025 deaths, injuries or safety concerns of livestock, pets, and humans created by wolves in Wisconsin came in through 96 “conflict reports” handled by state and federal agencies.
In 2024 that number was
After an operation that lasted 30 days, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has suspended its lethal removal effort for an uncollared wolf in Rio Blanco County that met the agency’s chronic depredation definition.
CPW staff
On Jan. 28, gray wolf 2305 – the 3-year-old breeding male in the King Mountain Pack – died during routine collaring operations in Routt County in northwestern Colorado.
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