Wolf News - May 2024

COLORADO RANCHERS TO RECEIVE $20K IN NONLETHAL WOLF DETERRENCE

May 2nd, Colorado: As ranchers in Grand County, Colorado, grapple with navigating calving season and newly introduced wolves, Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Colorado Department of Agriculture say they’re working to support non-lethal predator control.

ENDANGERED RED WOLF KILLED BY VEHICLE ON US 64 IN EAST LAKE

May 2nd, North Carolina: Officials say a 2-year-old wild male red wolf was killed April 15 by a vehicle strike on U.S. Highway 64 in the East Lake area of Dare County.

WILDEARTH GUARDIANS: GREENS APPLAUD TRANSLOCATION OF MEXICAN GRAY WOLVES TO SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA

May 1st, Arizona: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service translocated a Mexican gray wolf family back to the wild in southeastern Arizona on Monday, a move conservation groups are celebrating as a successful step in lobo recovery.

WOLF KILLERS SEEK TO ENHANCE STANDING WITH PEERS

May 1st, Wyoming: The incident in which Cody Roberts, of Wyoming, tortured and killed a wolf has received a great deal of media attention.