Wisconsin Wolf News
More than 3,400 subscribe to wolf caution area alert service
Aug. 10, 2010MADISON - More than 3,400 dog trainers, pet owners and others interested in keeping track of recent wolf activity have signed up for an e-mail or wireless service that sends out an alert when wolves attack hunting dogs or pets in Wisconsin.
MADISON - An increase in wolf depredations to livestock in 2010 supports a Department of Natural Resources request to the U.S. Department of the Interior for delisting of the gray wolf in Wisconsin, say DNR officials.
Midwest wildlife officials want gray wolf removed from endangered species list - Aug. 10, 2010
MADISON - Administrators from the natural resource agencies in 13 Midwestern states and three Canadian provinces have signed a joint resolution urging the U.S. Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service to remove the gray wolf from the federal endangered species list.
More than 3,400 subscribe to wolf caution area alert service - Aug. 10, 2010
MADISON - More than 3,400 dog trainers, pet owners and others interested in keeping track of recent wolf activity have signed up for an e-mail or wireless service that sends out an alert when wolves attack hunting dogs or pets in Wisconsin.
New rules in place to control feral pigs, wolf-dog hybrids and mute swans - Jul. 06, 2010
Rules going into effect this summer are designed to prevent new introductions of three invasive species. Under the rules effective July 1, 2010,, people must have a license to possess wolf-dog hybrids, feral or wild swine, and mute swans in captivity.
Volunteers needed to help monitor wolf population in the state - Oct. 26, 2009
MADISON - People interested in volunteering to help locate and count gray wolves and other forest carnivores in the coming year can learn how at a series of upcoming training sessions.
