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Gary Kramer/APThe three endangered wolves came from the Gearhart Mountain Pack. The collars from two of them sent a mortality signal Dec. 29. -
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife/FlickrThe gray wolf population has steadily increased since the canines reestablished in Oregon, but their federal endangered status is currently in legal limbo.
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Gray wolves are back in Western Oregon, which is celebrated by conservationists. Not everyone likes the return of wolves to the region, but they have to鈥� -
Trying to keep wolves away from livestock is a constant challenge. And news reports tend to focus on permits issued to shoot wolves. But there are many鈥� -
The early years of gray wolves returning to the region are proving to be interesting, to say the least. Wolf packs are now established west of the鈥� -
You know how people always say you should not run from a dog that appears threatening? That's because the dog is more likely to run after you if you鈥� -
The return of wolves to Oregon has resulted in both exhilaration and exasperation. But also a sense of wonder. Any creature gone from the landscape for鈥� -
"Fish gotta swim, birds gotta fly," Billie Holliday and others once sang. They might have added "wolves gotta hunt." And that particular action brings鈥� -
The world-famous wolf who has several names and answers to none of them has a new one: Grandpa. OR-7, also known as Journey, is the famous wandering gray鈥� -
Wolves came a long way in a human lifetime. In Oregon, the last bounty for killing a wild wolf was paid out in 1947. 60+ years later, OR-7 captured the鈥�
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The state of California started making plans for managing wolf populations before wolves even showed up. Then OR-7 wandered through a few years ago,鈥� -
Gray wolves can't seem to stay out of the news in Oregon, and with good reason: they are growing in number. The effects are not always welcome: the Rogue鈥�
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Scarcely a day goes by without some horrific act of violence--with multiple deaths--making the news. Your reaction to that violence is our key topic on鈥� -
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife says cameras have captured images of five endangered gray wolf pups and two adults in Siskiyou County.The鈥�
