18 June 2011. Seattle Times Newspaper The time it took to investigate a Twisp family in a wolf-poaching case may have led to more poaching and to the eventual end of the state’s first confirmed pack in 70 years, a conservation group says. By K.C. Mehaffey TWISP, Okanogan County — The time it took to investigate a Twisp...
read moreThe European Commission on Thursday renewed its cricism of Sweden’s wolf policy, giving the country two months to take steps to “protect endangered wolves” of face a hearing at the European Court of Justice. “Despite efforts done Sweden has not yet brought its policy for the protection of endangered wolves...
read more16 June 2011. Found only in a handful of scattered mountain pockets in Ethiopia, the remaining 500 Ethiopian wolves are suffering from habitat loss, disease and persecution. The goal of the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme is the conservation of the Ethiopian wolf and its Afroalpine habitats by counteracting threats to...
read moreODFW Says Kill Permits Important for Ranchers From KTVZ.COM News Sources POSTED: 10:05 pm PDT June 14, 2011 JOSEPH, Ore. — About a dozen conservation groups are protesting a state agency’s decision last month to kill two gray wolves it says were killing livestock. The groups contend...
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