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Nov 16 2022 
Judge revives limits on wolf killing near Yellowstone park
State District Court Judge Christopher Abbot on Tuesday ordered Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks to return to a limit of five wolves killed per person. He also blocked use of snares when trapping season begins Nov 28. -
Mar 08 2022 
Yellowstone tourists encounter one of park’s rarest animals
A father and daughter visiting Yellowstone National Park for the first time on Saturday enjoyed an exceedingly rare encounter with a wolverine in what their guide described as a once-in-a-lifetime experience. -
Feb 11 2022 
BLOCKBUSTER: Judge restores gray wolf protections, reviving federal recovery efforts
The groups also call on the Biden administration to immediately issue emergency relisting protections for the Northern Rockies population of the gray wolf under the Endangered Species Act. -
Oct 02 2021 
Tribes, enviros pan Wyo wolf killing policy in ESA petitions
Wyoming’s unlicensed and unregulated killing of wolves across most of the state, results in “an overall negative growth rate.” Secretary Haaland, who said when she visited Yellowstone in August that wildlife “don’t see borders,” found “substantial, credible information” that relisting the gray wolf may be warranted -
Apr 25 2021 
Take Action: Wyoming Wolves 2021
Even with a low number of breeding pairs, >10, and only >147 wolves, WGFD is still continuing to allow hunting quotas for recreational hunting opportunity.
