The Wildlife News

December 28, 2009

  • Mexican wolves have as bad a year in '09 as in '08

    Ralph Maughan

    Hope for the future with plans to reduce “controls” for livestock depredations? High mortality for the small population of Mexican wolves continued this year with the population again ending at about 50 wolves. Under new management plans it is hoped that government wolf removal for killing livestock will abate. Another deadly year for Mexican wolf.…

  • Northern Rockies wolf population has stopped growing

    Ralph Maughan

    Increased mortality brings an end to wolf population growth at about 1650 wolves- Sean Ellis of the Idaho State Journal deserves some credit for digging out the information. Wolves resilient: Total number in region stable despite hunting. By Sean Ellis. Now perhaps all sides should just call it even? Doesn’t look like it.

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Edward Abbey

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