2025 Wolf Report Highlights Ongoing Wolf Activity in Eastern Oregon

2025 Wolf Report highlights ongoing wolf activity in Eastern Oregon

NORTHEAST OREGON – The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife recently released its 2025 Annual Wolf Report, providing an overview of Oregon’s wolf population and depredation trends. While the 11-page report focuses on the entirety of the state, key data is included on wolf activity in Oregon’s easternmost regions. For reference, the full report can be read at: https://dfw.state.or.us/Wolves/docs/oregon_wolf_program/2025_Annual_Wolf_Report_FINAL…

ODFW: Oregon wolves growing, moving west

OREGON – Oregon’s wolf population is growing and expanding west, while at the same time killing more livestock. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife just released its 2025 Wolf Conservation and Management Report. Last year, the state says there were 106 confirmed events of livestock depredation, compared to 69 the year before. The annual […]

Wolf census shows growth

Oregon's wolf population continued its comeback in 2025, with new data showing both growth in numbers and an expanding footprint across the state, along with rising tensions in ranching country. The minimum known wolf population reached 230 animals by year's end, up from 204 in 2024, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife in its annual wolf report. Biologists documented...