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Humans cause nearly 2/3rds of wolf deaths in the Upper Midwest: study

A new study reveals humans are responsible for 65% of wolf deaths in the Upper Midwest, with illegal killings accounting for the majority of those deaths. Illegal wolf killings peak in mid-November ...
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Human-caused wolf deaths may slow Washington expansion as population rises 17.4%

SEATTLE — Washington’s wolf population grew by 17.4% in 2025, with the number of successful breeding pairs rising 27%, according to figures released Friday by the Washington Department of Fish and ...
Outdoor Life

More Than Half of Colorado’s Reintroduced Wolves Are Dead. Can the Program Survive Another Year?

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AOL

Oregon wolf population grows despite accidental deaths of two wolves

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Federal employees say they accidentally killed two gray wolves in a portion of Oregon where the species are protected. The deaths were reflected in the Oregon Department of ...
AOL

Humans cause nearly 2/3rds of wolf deaths in the Upper Midwest: study

APPLE VALLEY, MN. - FEBRUARY 2021: Lia, a gray wolf in the exhibit pack at the Minnesota Zoo, wanders her snow filled enclosure Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021 in Apple Valley, Minn. (Photo by Anthony ...