Washington's fourth documented wolf pack has been confirmed through DNA tests on an animal equipped with a radio collar last month in Kittitas County...More

Safari Club International (SCI) moved forward today in its fight to represent hunters in the constitutional challenge to wolf delisting legislation...More

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has filed notice of its intent to appeal any decision that adversely affects states' rights to manage fully recovered wolfMore

The proposal also recognizes the presence of two species of wolves in the western Great Lakes area: the gray wolf, the wolf species currently listedMore

The two most recent lawsuits filed by several anti-delisting organizations challenge the constitutionality of recent congressional delisting decisions...More

Controlling wolf populations via state-regulated hunting would help, but animal rights and environmental extremist groups continue to use lawsuits to delay or stop the hunts...More

The Michigan Wolf Forum represents many diverse stakeholders with various points of view of wolf management in Michigan...More

In an unprecedented and increasingly controversial move, the United States judicial branch has begun a new chapter in the on-going saga of species protection...More

The state population is estimated at two dozen wolves, with only a couple of successful breeding pairs or packs with pups documented to date...More

Like other iconic species such as the whooping crane, the brown pelican, and the bald eagle, the recovery of the gray wolf is another successMore

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources today voiced its support for a federal proposal to remove wolves in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota from the endangeredMore

Like other iconic species such as the whooping crane, the brown pelican, and the bald eagle, the recovery of the gray wolf is another successMore

Environmental advocates like the Defenders of Wildlife and animal rights organizations like the HSUS, these groups would appear to never be willing to allow stateMore

The National Rifle Association today thanked Members of Congress for taking an important step in the right direction for wolf and game species conservation...More

Wolves in the Western Great Lakes area have exceeded recovery goals and continue to thrive and no longer require the protection of the Endangered SpeciesMore

Congress passed legislation today to remove certain populations of gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act and return management of fully recovered wolf populations backMore

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation was among the first to call on Congress to step in and fix the gray wolf debacle, and today’s Congressional delistingMore

The wolf delisting agreement came on the heels of Montana U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy ruling against a settlement proposal by environmental groups that wouldMore

We have some critical bills coming up in Montana for public hearings in the Legislature this week that need your support...More

Wolves are federally protected under the Endangered Species Act and a person may be charged in both state and federal court for illegally killing wolves...More

The wolf was found south of Newberry on Friday, Feb. 11, and had died of an apparent gunshot wound...More

The purpose of the survey is to verify the presence of wolves both where we have previously confirmed animals and to detect new occurrences inMore

A Congressional bill yesterday was introduced by Montana Senators Max Baucus and Jon Tester that calls for delisting of wolves in only Montana and Idaho...More

Data reveal a massive one-year decline in elk populations at ground zero of wolf restoration...More

The on-going decimation of elk herds and rampant enviro-litigation begs the question...Who is really in charge of our nation’s wildlife policy...More

The CBD sues the USFWS to introduce wolves across the USA and our friend Doug Painter retires after 40 years...More

Center for Biological Diversity filed a notice of intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service if the Service does not create a newMore

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that it intends to remove wolves in the Western Great Lakes region as a listed species under the EndangeredMore

Not only are they preparing to challenge any move by the Service to delist the wolves in the courts, they are preparing to argue everyMore

Throughout this fiasco, FWP has minimized and dramatically downplayed current and future impact of wolves, especially on game populations...More

Volunteers needed to help monitor wolf population in the state with wolf tracking training sessions and ecology courses set.More