The Wildlife News

January 12, 2012

  • Peer Review concludes that Wyoming Gray Wolf Management Plan is Deficient

    Ken Cole

    The final peer review report commissioned by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and conducted by Atkins, a global consulting firm, who enlisted 5 prominent biologists to review and comment on  Wyoming’s Gray Wolf Management Plan, has found that the Plan is deficient primarily because of its vagueness with regard to maintaining a buffer number…

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