Wolves remain endangered in Washington state

Wolves remain endangered in Washington state

Gray wolves will keep their endangered status in Washington state.In a controversial suggestion, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife had recommended lowering wolves’ status from endangered to sensitive. The department received over 13,000 public comments, nearly 90% of which were form letters opposing the status downlisting. Gov. Jay Inslee also sent a letter to the commission, requesting the wolves’ status remain endangered.However, …

‘Endangered’ status to remain in effect for WA wolves

A sharply-divided state panel on July 19 retained strict protections for gray wolves in Washington, concluding their status under the state’s endangered species law should not change despite signs of a growing population.

‘Endangered’ status to remain in effect for WA wolves | Covington-Maple Valley Reporter

A sharply-divided state panel on July 19 retained strict protections for gray wolves in Washington, concluding their status under the state’s endangered species law should not change despite signs of a growing population.

‘Endangered’ status to remain in effect for WA wolves

A sharply-divided state panel on July 19 retained strict protections for gray wolves in Washington, concluding their status under the state’s endangered species law should not change despite signs of a growing population.

‘Endangered’ status to remain in effect for WA wolves | Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber

A sharply-divided state panel on July 19 retained strict protections for gray wolves in Washington, concluding their status under the state’s endangered species law should not change despite signs of a growing population.

‘Endangered’ status to remain in effect for WA wolves

A sharply-divided state panel on July 19 retained strict protections for gray wolves in Washington, concluding their status under the state’s endangered species law should not change despite signs of a growing population.