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Wisconsin wildlife officials estimate Wisconsin's wolf population currently stands at about 970 animals.
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Isle Royale National Park's gray wolf population has reached 28, a dramatic comeback after the species nearly disappeared from the Lake Superior island chain, researchers said Wednesday
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A majority of respondents to the Wisconsin Conservation Congress' spring survey say they support limiting the state's wolf population to 350 animals.
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The Oneida County Board passed an advisory resolution during Tuesday’s meeting to express support for maintaining the state’s wolf population at 350 animals or less.
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Republican Ron Johnson and Democrat Tammy Baldwin introduced a bill earlier this week to remove protections for the wolf.
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The DNR had originally proposed setting the quota at 130 wolves. The department's policy board bumped that up to 300 wolves in August.
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A federal judge has set a hearing for later this month on whether to block Wisconsin's fall wolf hunt.
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The lawsuit claims the November hunt violates the tribe’s treaty rights.
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Dozens of American Indian tribes are demanding the Biden administration enact emergency protections for gray wolves.
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Animal protection groups hope to overturn Wisconsin's controversial law allowing wolf hunts. A newly filed lawsuit follows months of criticism of key…