Wolverines could get federal protections in November

Wyoming's elusive population of wolverines, whose contributions include keeping in check squirrel and other small mammal populations living at high elevations in deep snowpack, are at risk due to loss of habitat and climate change. The latest U.S. Fish and Wildlife species assessment suggested federal protections under the Endangered Species Act could come as soon as November. ...

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