US EditionCalifornia Boosts Effort To Track And Protect State's Growing Gray Wolf Packs
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California Boosts Effort To Track And Protect State's Growing Gray Wolf Packs
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is exploring opportunities to expand its management of the state’s growing gray wolf population, the department said earlier this month. While it’s been well over a century since gray wolves roamed the Bay Area, the fascination with wolves has remained ever since a wolf pack with pups was found in Lassen County in 2017. According to Fish and Wildlife, seven known wolf packs are living in Californi…
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