Ideas & Opinions — Amaroq Weiss: We Misunderstand California's Gray Wolves

3 deaths, a 1,700-mile journey and 4 possible dens: The latest on Colorado’s wolf reintroduction

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission green-lit the wolf management plan in 2023. Here’s where it is, and where it’s going, according to an official.

Where are wolves roaming in California? New online map lets you see

In an effort to reduce conflicts between California’s growing gray wolf population and rural residents, particularly ranchers, who say the animals are killing their livestock, state wildlife officials on Thursday unveiled an online map that tracks wolves and provides their locations to the public. The map, released by biologists at the state Department of Fish and Wildlife, shows the location of 14 wolves in California that have GPS collars. Man…

Ideas & Opinions — Amaroq Weiss: We misunderstand California's gray wolves

As a California biologist who has spent nearly 30 years working in the field of wolf recovery, I’m overjoyed by the return of wolves to our state. But it’s disheartening

12 gray wolves collared, captured in Northern California

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has successfully captured, collared and released 12 gray wolves in northern California.

Gray wolves have returned to California. Now the predators are killing cattle

Nearly hunted out of existence in California, newly reintroduced gray wolves are killing cattle, hurting ranchers' bottom line.

Study: One Wolf Can Cause $162,000 in Losses for Cattle Ranchers

Below is a news release from the University of California, Davis. Motion-activated field cameras, GPS collars, wolf scat analysis and cattle tail hair samples are [...]