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Conservationists stunned after capturing footage of endangered pack of animals: Demonstrates the species amazing ability

"I feel so fortunate to bear witness to the return."

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New wolf packs emerge in Northern California, marking growth in state s wolf population

New wolf packs emerge in Northern California, marking growth in state s wolf population
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New California Packs Named as Wolves Continue to Flourish

Center for Biological Diversity: SAN FRANCISCO The California Department of Fish and Wildlife reported late Monday that it has named two new wolf packs that were confirmed in the state last summer.

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Inslee grants petitioners appeal on wolf killings in Washington

OLYMPIA — An appeal by environmental petitioners to Gov. Jay Inslee regarding the use of lethal action against gray wolves in Washington state was granted earlier this month.

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Gov Inslee Orders Rework of Washington s Wolf-Killing Policies - Center for Biological Diversity

Center for Biological Diversity: SEATTLE In a win for wolves, Gov. Jay Inslee today directed the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to draft new rules to guide when wolves can be killed for conflict with livestock and prioritize using nonlethal methods of conflict deterrence over killing wolves.

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