Mexican Gray Wolf Could Be Taken Off the Endangered Species List

Mexican gray wolf could be taken off the endangered species list

Mexican gray wolves may soon be taken off the endangered species list – a move with support from some ranchers and concern from advocates.

At Trump’s order, U.S. Department of Agriculture asks Colorado to review state wolf policies, protection status

Just over a month after President Donald Trump ordered the federal government to look at delisting gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is asking the state of Colorado to review their wolf management and protections for the species.  It is part of the direction given by Trump’s Sept. 4 order — titled “Supporting America’s Ranchers” — which asked the Secretary of Agriculture to en…

USDA urges state to review wolf management policies

From GreatBendPost.com: The U.S. Department of Agriculture is urging states to review their wolf management policies and work closely with livestock producers as part of a broader effort to protect ranchers from predator losses. Click here for the full story. The post USDA urges state to review wolf management policies first appeared on International Wolf Center.

Action Alert: Wolves Need Room to Recover

Right now, the Secretary of the Interior is deciding whether gray wolves and Mexican wolves should lose their Endangered Species Act protections. A September 4 executive order gave Secretary Doug Burgum 90 days to rule on whether wolves have “met recovery criteria.” That decision is due in early December. But the question of how many […]