Recently, the effort regarding the reintroduction of wolves in Colorado has generated national attention and has started a conversation between Montana producers recalling our state’s own reintroduction over two decades…
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Biden Administration to Reverse Trump Changes to Endangered Species Act
by Colter BrownThe Biden administration is expected to revise or rescind several regulatory changes to the Endangered Species Act finalized by the Trump administration, two federal agencies announced on Friday. The Biden…
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Agriculture and Forestry Coalition Moves to Defend Gray Wolf Delisting
by Colter BrownA coalition of agriculture and forestry groups — including the American Farm Bureau Federation, the American Forest Resources Council, the American Sheep Industry Association, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, and…
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In one of several very close votes on election night, voters in Colorado narrowly approved a measure to introduce wolves into the state. Garnering 50.6% of the vote, Proposition 114…
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The Livestock Loss Board has $80,000 available for wolf only loss prevention projects. Applications are available on the Livestock Loss Board website or by calling the office. The deadline for applications…
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A Wyoming lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to create a new state compensation program for ranchers who lose livestock to wolves. The bill sponsored by Republican Rep. John Winter, of Thermopolis, would…
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As the year comes to a close, the number of Montana livestock killed by predators continues to set new records. George Edwards, Executive Director of Montana’s Livestock Loss Board told…
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Wolf fans will be howling outside Front Range grocery stores soon, hoping to seed a new predator in Colorado’s Western Slope. Last week, the Colorado Secretary of State approved a…
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The Trump Administration is following suite with the previous two Administrations by taking steps to remove the gray wolf from the Endangered Species List. Yesterday the Department of Interior announced…
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BILLINGS – A rancher legally harvested a wolf on his property 40 miles east of Billings Tuesday. The rancher, who held a Montana wolf hunting license, said he harvested the…