California will reexamine its gray wolf conservation policies — including tactics North State ranchers use to protect cattle — now that the endangered and protected species' pack numbers are growing ...

Ranchers from California's San Joaquin Valley are urging state leaders to create more flexible laws so that they can protect cattle and recoup losses from gray wolf attacks. Ranchers are limited in ...

The return of gray wolves to rural California may be viewed by some as an ecological milestone, but for families in these regions, it has ushered in a troubling new reality: the erosion of a basic ...

California ranchers are seeking more legal flexibility to protect their cattle from gray wolves, which are a protected species. Ranchers are limited in their defense options due to the California ...

Gray wolves disappeared from California nearly a century ago. In the 2010s, they started to come back, and now their numbers have grown so much that ranchers in Northern California are complaining ...

A handful of counties across Northern California have declared states of emergency in the wake of increased wolf activity. Shasta, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas and Sierra counties have adopted local ...

THE CALIFORNIA Department of Fish and Wildlife is gearing up to capture various wild animals in Northern California and ...

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 ...

California has three new confirmed gray wolf packs: the Ashpan, Ishi, and Tunnison packs. These new packs bring the total number of known gray wolf packs in California to 10. The Ashpan and Ishi packs ...

OR-25, a male gray wolf formerly of eastern Oregon’s Imnaha Pack, lies in a meadow after being radio-collared by Oregon wildlife officials in 2014. Endangered gray wolves have gained more ground in ...

Gray wolves are becoming more established in California, prompting the state to move to phase two of its gray wolf conservation plan. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife will now consider ...