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Wolverine

  • Lone, lovelorn wolverine baffles scientists

    Ralph Maughan

    How did a (probable) Idaho wolverine end up in the Sierra of California? Lone, lovelorn wolverine baffles scientists. By Peter Fimrite, San Francisco Chronicle Staff Writer

  • Rare wolverine spotted in Idaho's Pioneer Mountains

    Ralph Maughan

    Rare observation and photo near the top of Idaho’s second highest mountain range- Hikers see solitary member of the weasel family on east side of range. By Jason Kauffman. Idaho Mountain Express Staff Writer. The wolverine was near the top of one of the canyons in the distance. Photo copyright © Ralph Maughan

  • Wolverines on the move.

    Ken Cole

    Colorado and Washington State see wolverines in new places. In recent years wolverines have been seen in places where they were not expected. Is this because people are looking for them or are they expanding their range? One wolverine in an isolated location does not mean that there is a sustainable population. There have been…

  • USFWS to reconsider the wolverine for protected under endangered species act

    Ralph Maughan

    Earth Justice scores a victory for the wolverine and the Endangered Species Act- Administration’s new, cramped view of the ESA that a species doesn’t need protection in the United States even though its population is very low and declining if there are some in Canada, Mexico, or wherever. Agency to reconsider wolverine status. By Susan…

  • Study: Wolverine in Sierra most likely from Idaho

    Ken Cole

    Two sightings of the same wolverine in the same area a year apart. There are very few wolverines in Idaho but they have been known to travel very long distances across fairly diverse landscapes. Study: Wolverine in Sierra most likely from Idaho The Associated Press

  • Idaho Fish & Game Inadvertently Catches Wolverine

    Ken Cole

    Idaho Fish & Game Inadvertently Catches Wolverine. A wolverine was captured in a recreational bobcat trap and was then given a transmitter and GPS collar. It reminds me of this amazing journey in 2004: Wolverine Takes A Road Trip: Scientists Track Male Animal Over A Three-state, 550-mile Walk-about Science Daily 9-24-04

  • Trapping of wolverines continues in Montana

    Ralph Maughan

    The trapping season on this rare, probably endangered animal, will continue this winter in Montana, the only state with a season on wolverine. There are only about 500 wolverine in the lower 48 states. The Bush/Kempthorne Interior Department rejected endangered species status based on their highly   questionable legal notion that a species can’t be…

  • Groups file suit over wolverine protection U.S. wolverines face threats from climate change, other factors, conservation groups say

    Ralph Maughan

    Groups file suit over wolverine protection. U.S. wolverines face threats from climate change, other factors, conservation groups say. By Cory Hatch. Jackson Hole News and Guide. Once again the Bush Administration is arguing that the wolverine is not threatened everywhere, so it needs no ESA protection. They say that are wolverine in Canada. We have…

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