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Wolfwatcher

9 hours ago

Wisconsin DNR to host virtual listening session for proposed wolf management plantinyurl.com/3t6t78b3The Wisconsin DNR is holding a virtual listening session for the proposed wolf management plan.The DNR is in the process of creating a new plan for the first time in almost 25 years.The plan doesn’t include a specific statewide population goal.Instead, it recommends that the DNR with the help of advisory committees decide whether to reduce local populations, keep them stable or let them grow.People can submit written comments on the draft plan through the end of February.The virtual listening session is February 7th.If you wish to make a comment, you need to register by February 6th.Members of the public who do not wish to provide testimony during the hearing and only want to listen can watch a live feed of the hearing on the DNR’s YouTube channel.photo: @JoJohn E. Marriott Wildlife and Nature Photography ... See MoreSee Less

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Wolfwatcher

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Washsington Wildlife managers ask public for annual wolf count helptinyurl.com/24ak3mdtThe Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is in the process of counting the wolf population and number of packs, with that data to be publicly released in April.WDFW officials said winter is the best time to count wolves because packs are more stationary, which increases the accuracy of a population tally.Toward that end, wildlife managers are asking people with camera footage of wolf movement or tracks in locations not previously known for pack activity to upload footage. The agency also asks that people report sightings of movement.The agency also reported that in 2021 76% of known wolf packs were not involved in any documentation livestock depredation. ... See MoreSee Less

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(The Center Square) – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is in the process of counting the wolf population and number of packs, with that data to be publicly

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