Wolf

Wisconsin wildlife officials aren't saying when they'll release hundreds of public comments on their new draft wolf management plan

Wisconsin wildlife officials are giving people more time to comment on their new wolf management plan

Michigan's Department of Natural Resources says the dog and another beagle were being trained Tuesday by their owner near a trailhead in Marquette when the attack occurred.

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.

A member of the Wisconsin Natural Resources board is suggesting that the agency's new wolf management plan not include a specific population goal

The Department of Natural Resources' Wolf Management Plan Committee addressed the condition of Wisconsin's wolf population Thursday.During the meeting,…

A newly released study estimates that Wisconsin's wolf population dropped by up to one-third in the months after federal officials announced plans to lift…

Chaotic, rushed, and mishandled are all words Wisconsin’s Green Fire used to describe the state’s February wolf hunt.Green Fire is a conservation group…

This week, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources began gathering public input on a new gray wolf management plan following the controversy over…

Chippewa tribal officials in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan are blasting the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for allowing state-licensed wolf…