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AWR Wolf Archives
Delisting
Listed
as endangered in 1974, wolves were one of the first species to be placed
on the Endangered Species Act. Recently, the US Fish and Wildlife Service
put the finishing touches on a plan decreasing the protections of gray
wolves in the lower 48 states. With this comes a new status for wolves,
in most of the Unites States they are now listed as threatened, rather
than endangered. The agency's premature downlisting is likely to reverse
the wolf's recovery progress and push it back to the edge of extinction.
Montana releases state
wolf plan, August
22, 2003
Wyoming
wolf update, August
22, 2003
Wyoming Introduces FLAWED
Draft Wolf Plan!, July
21, 2003
More problems from Wyoming...
Groups assail proposed
wolf plan, May
10, 2003, Missoulian
Holes
seen in Wyoming wolf plan, April
10, 2003, Billings
Gazette
AWR's Downlisting Article
Read the
.gov Plan
Downlisting/Delisting...whats
the difference?
Wyoming Survey January
23, 2003 Caspar Star Tribune
Wyoming Update January
22, 2003
Comparison of State Management
Plans January
24 , 2003
Wyoming Update October
30, 2002
Feds reject dual
status for wolves Billings
Gazette, September 29, 2002
Delisting Process Looms
Update and
article September 26, 2002
State agency puts wolves in
crosshairs,
Jackson Hole News, September 18, 2002
Wolves will not be delisted
if Wyoming does not regulate killing of the species, official warns,
Jackson
Hole Guide, September 19, 2002
Wyoming seeks dual
designation... including wolf as trophy target, September
12, 2002
Delisting from Endangered
Species, A Potential Schedule
Wyoming begins process
News
Crossing
Invisible Boundaries, October,
2003
With breeding season on the horizon and new territories in mind, wolves
roam for hundreds of miles paying no attention to state lines or recovery
zone boundaries.
As wolf packs grow,
so does resentment, July
20, 2003, Spokesman-Review
" Wolves rarely drown, especially in scenic
picnic spots."
Wolves
return to Sawtooth Valley,
May
28, 2003, Mountain Express
Northern Rockies wolves are recovering,
but not recovered
by Renee Van Camp, May
19,
Great Falls Tribune
Groups assail proposed
wolf plan, May
10, 2003, Missoulian
Willows and Wolves:
Idea that wolves increase Yellowstone's biodiversity gaining strength,
April 28, 2003, Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Willows and Wolves:
Idea that wolves increase Yellowstone's biodiversity gaining strength,
April 28, 2003, Bozeman Daily Chronicle
MT Residents find wolf
plan "generally acceptable," April
15, 2003, Bozeman Chronicle
Wolves alter behavior, but
don't deplete numbers April
9, 2003,
Billings Gazette
Tremendous legal victory
for wolves in Idaho's Sawtooth National Recreation Area
Wolves and Feedlot Elk,
what affect do they have?
Febuary 26, 2003, Billings Gazette
Yellowstone wolf pack slowly
disappearing
Febuary
26,
Associated
Press
Groups seek injunction to
help Sawtooth wolves Febuary
26,
Associated
Press
Montana delays wolf plan Daily
Interlake
Wolves kill dethroned, founding park
wolf Billings
Gazette
Wolf caught in Utah, returned to Yellowstone
This
link takes you to the Salt Lake Tribune
http://www.sltrib.com/12042002/utah/8061.htm
The return of Oregon's
wolves,
November
15, Oregon State Daily Barometer
Petition Asks Return
of Wolves to Washington,
November
1, 2002, Environmental News Service
Oregon Officials Preparing
For Wolves, October
11, 2002, The Bulletin
Wyoming Update, a collection
of recent reports, September
15, 2002
Wolves May Be Coming Back Into
Utah, September
14, 2002, Salt Lake Tribune
No shades of gray in Oregon
wolf debate, Oregonian
Wyoming
residents comment on wolf priorities Associated
Press
Wolves in Oregon
Associated
Press
Report Says Wolves Leaving
Healthy Elk Populations Billings
Gazette
Passing of a Matriarch, Report
from Yellowstone
Alliance Member Groups Gain
Protection for Wolves in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area
Ninemile
Wolves
The Ninemile pack was NOT reintroduced with the essential/non-essential
designation. They naturally recolonized from Canada to the Nine Mile valley
west of Missoula—they are fully protected under the Endangered Species
Act.
Good news, for once,
October 23, 2002
Ninemile wolves safe—for
now, October
21, 2002
"When wolves go bad -
according to us," from Writers on the Range/High Country News
Ninemile
Chronology, September 6-8
Two wolves killed in Ninemile,
killed by vehicle
The Missoulian
Good Neighbors...
Guest Editorial in The
Missoulian
Non-lethal Control
Programs Missoula
Independent
Idaho
Idaho Wolf Numbers: End of
the Increase? October
10, 2002
Other
Articles and Stories
Yellowstone
Wolves: Their Footprint on the Land
From the Wild Rockies Networker
The Problem with Wolf Hybrids
Notes from Chico Wolf Conference
by
Dave Gaillard (Predator Conservation Alliance), April 8-10, 2003
Wolves and Wyoming Elk Numbers
by Ralph
Maughan, Feb 28, 2003
Fall update on the Druid Peak
Pack by
Ralph Maughan, Oct. 22, 2002
Wolves and Western Politics
by the International
Wolf Center, October 8, 2002
Wolves and
Grizzlies in Yellowstone by
Ralph Maughan
Meeting The Pack
A story of personal discovery by
AWR's Renee Van Camp
Questions,
comments? Contact Renee
Van Camp, AWR Wolf Project Manager
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