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Scientific Classification of Wolves
Gray Wolves
Red Wolves
Ethiopian Wolves
Wolf Prey and Predation
Wolf Populations
 Yellowstone After Wolves
Depredation
(9 items)
Are Wolves Endangered
IUCN Manifesto on Wolf Conservation
Federal Process of Reclassification and the Endangered Species Act
 Federal Process of Reclassification and Delisting
Federal Wildlife Service Proposal for Reclassification
Status of Delisting and Reclassifying Gray Wolves
Endangered Species Act of 1973
Frequently Asked Questions About Wolf Management
Frequently Asked Questions About Wolf Management
Methods Used for Estimating Wolf Abundance
Human Perspectives
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January 2007
- View current information on gray wolves in the midwest and links to Mexican and Rocky mountain wolves from the USFWS.
- The federal government issued special permits to Wisconsin and Michigan allowing the removal of depredating wolves.
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Regulation allows maximum management of gray wolves for the states of Montana and Idaho. Download Press Release (pdf file).
- Colorado Says Yes to Wolves. Full article.
- - Ruling Made in Second Lawsuit Regarding the 2003 Reclassification
- Court Ruling US district judge rules against the US Dept of Interior and FWS on their plan to remove the wolf from the endangered species list.
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