The California Department of Fish and Wildlife recently announced the presence of three new wolf packs in the state, bringing California’s total number of packs up to 10.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife recently announced the presence of three new wolf packs in the state, bringing California’s total number of packs up to 10.

Once nearly extinct in the United States, wolves are making a comeback in California. Cattle ranchers are feeling the impact.

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Colorado officials killed a wolf that was preying on livestock, and which had been relocated previously due to concerns around livestock depredations.

A pack with a history of livestock incidents It’s not the first time the Copper Creek Pack has been at the center of the news around Colorado’s controversial wolf restoration program.

The trio of new packs brings the state total to 10, marking a continued resurgence for the canids protected under state and federal endangered species laws.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife this week reported there were three new wolf packs in the state’s far north.