Can California protect wildlife while also safeguarding humans? Concerns about wolves and other predators prompt a hearing at ...
Wade Crowfoot, California’s Natural Resources Secretary, addressed the problem of “human-wildlife conflicts” for state ...
In an effort to reduce conflicts between California’s growing gray wolf population and rural residents, particularly ranchers, who say the animals are killing their livestock, state wildlife officials ...
Wolf attacks kill and terrorize cows and raise rancher costs for monitoring, fence repair, non-lethal deterrents and ...
Wolf attacks on California cattle rose from 54 to 122 between June and Sept. State strike teams using nonlethal tools failed to curb escalating livestock losses. Ranchers face economic strain, ...
A wolf and three pups are seen in Lassen County in 2019. This week, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife reported a new pack in nearby Plumas County. (California Department of Fish and ...
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife shared tips for distinguishing wild gray wolves and protecting yourself from ...
The unprecedented reliance of a single Sierra Valley wolf pack on livestock for food cost local ranchers and the state of ...
California wildlife officials euthanized four wolves and will relocate three juveniles. Nonlethal deterrence failed after months; pack killed 87 cattle from March to October. State removes the Beyem ...
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