Documentary screening hopes to raise awareness for endangered red wolf in NC
The scene at Asheville Community Theater on Tuesday where folks gathered for a screening of “Red Wolf Revival.” (Photo credit: WLOS staff).
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Black Bay trail cam captures eight-week-old wolves
A Thunder Bay, Ont. family has scored a rare trail cam treat: more than 400 images of a mother wolf and her eight pups, captured over a span of …
Making political hay out of Profanity Peak wolf pack culling
They’re working under guidelines established by an advisory group composed of a range of expertise and interest, including unabashed wolf lovers …
New book examines wolves and other wilderness management challenges
That includes attempts to manage top predators such as wolves, a sensitive topic among ranchers. Last week, the Washington Department of Fish and …
Expert says commercial expansion in parks puts animals at risk
A renowned wildlife expert says the dwindling Bow Valley wolf pack is a symbol of a much bigger problem: the ongoing commercialization of Banff …
State wildlife staff kills 2 wolves in northeast Washington
This March 13, 2014 file photo provided by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife shows a female wolf from the Minam pack outside La Grande, …
Wolf deaths called a symbol of bigger problems in Banff National Park
The alpha female in the Bow Valley wolf pack was put down in June after becoming aggressive with campers. Dan Rafla/Parks Canada / Postmedia …
State's silence on wolf killing frustrates observers
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife continued Friday to hunt for an undisclosed number of wolves in the northeastern corner of state, …
Protesters want wolf hunting near Alaska's Denali park ended
Protesters want wolf hunting near Alaska’s Denali park ended EnlargeFILE – In this Aug. 8, 2013, file photo, a tour bus kicks up dust during a sunny …
After Years of Being Hunted, Celebrated Alaskan Wolf Pack May Be Gone Forever
The East Fork wolf pack was first researched in the 1930s. These predators were the first to provide detailed accounts of wolf behavior and ecology.
