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  • Transition. Here is the final federal Wyoming wolf news update report

    Ralph Maughan

    Wolves now under Wyoming control and they are already being shot in state’s first wolf hunting season- Mike Jimenez, who has managed wolves in Wyoming for U.S. government for years now with a slowly growing wolf population and minimal livestock depredations, has written his last wolf news report. Here it is converted to a PDF…

  • Molloy denies wolf settlement

    Ken Cole

    Says that the agreement is illegal Today Montana District Court Judge Donald Molloy denied the settlement agreement put forth by 10 of the 14 environmental groups who sued to keep wolves protected under the Endangered Species Act.  The settling parties had asked the judge to set aside his previous ruling which found that the USFWS…

  • Feds, States and others file appeal on wolf ruling

    Ken Cole

    Federal Government appeals the wolf ruling- I missed this one but it is important. Everyone knew that the states and many other groups would appeal Judge Molloy’s ruling on wolves but no one was sure whether the Federal Government would appeal the ruling too. Now that question has been answered. State and others file appeal…

  • Wolf delisting hearing stalled after attorney faints in courtroom

    Ralph Maughan

    85 protesters show up at courthouse- Wolf delisting hearing stalled after attorney faints in courtroom. KBZK.com

  • Various stories on the big wolf lawsuit injunction

    Ralph Maughan

    Of course, media coverage has been intense. Here are a number of stories that hopefully provide a variety of viewpoints. Regional stories and editorials- Wyoming- Judge orders wolf relisting. Casper Star Tribune. Judge restores wolf protection. Jackson Hole News and Guide Idaho- Wolves again have federal protection. By Rocky Barker. Idaho Statesman. Back to square…

  • Barker says, "I blew it."

    Ralph Maughan

    Rocky Barker had predicted a day earlier that the plaintiffs in the case were not likely to get an injuction. Molloy puts wolves back on the endangered species list. Rocky Barker. Letters from the West. Idaho Statesman.

  • News From Judge Molloy's Court on Wolf Litigation – 5/7

    Brian Ertz

    Two decisions from Judge Molloy today on the litigation brought by the coalition of conservation and animal rights groups against the federal government’s decision to delist the Northern Rocky Mountain Gray Wolf. The first is Judge Molloy’s decision on a motion made by the federal government requesting an extension of two weeks to respond to…

  • Delisting lawsuit is filed. Injunction asked

    Ralph Maughan

    The lawsuit has been filed with a request for an immediate injunction to suspend state management. The suit was filed in the Montana federal district court in Missoula. Conservation Groups Sue Over Wolf Delisting. Backpacker Magazine. Environmental, conservation groups challenge wolf delisting. By Matthew Brown, Associated Press in the Idaho Statesman. At least 37 wolves…

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