Idaho is pursuing a policy to reduce its wolf population from 1,270 to an average of about 500 wolves over six years EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the final installment of Howl, a five-part written series ...

I was frustrated with seeing methods being used to estimate wolf numbers that were very indirect and ... were unlikely to ...

BOISE, Idaho — Wolf advocates say turning management over to the states will lead to a slaughter of wolves and a dramatically lower wolf population than today. Wolf opponents say wolf numbers ...

A process to update Idaho’s wolf management plan has rekindled the sort of hot emotions scarcely seen since the days the animals were still protected under the Endangered Species Act.

Idaho’s new wolf law has prompted a petition that could re-list the animals as endangered Thu., May 27, 2021 A wolf leaps across a road into the wilds of central Idaho in January 1995. The state ...

“Idaho asks for $408.000 to count wolves” (S-R, Jan. 30, 2020) “Expanded wolf hunting, trapping on the table” (S-R, Jan. 30, 2020) Idaho Fish and Game is requesting the outrageous amount ...

Idaho’s 2002 wolf conservation and management plan calls for at least 150 wolves and 15 packs in Idaho. Backers have said the state is allowed to increase the killing of wolves to reach that level.

An Idaho man has been criminally charged after he allegedly lied about where he killed wolves so he could receive larger ...

The group, called the Foundation for Wildlife Management pays up to $1,000 per wolf harvest. The group has been around since 2012, and although some conservationists dislike it, there’s nothing ...

Idaho’s treatment of wolves has not yet sunk to the bygone days of state bounties and federal poisoning that exterminated all the wolves in the Lower 48 states, except for a few in northern ...

Critics of an Idaho wolf law approved earlier this month have ... both laws show that neither state has upheld its agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service when it comes to wolf management.