Conservative States Chip Away at Wildlife Protections
Species are being pulled from the endangered list through litigation, not recovery
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The Hawk That Needs Ancient Forests
Rescinding the Roadless Rule in Alaska would mean trouble for the Queen Charlotte goshawk
Wolves Eat More Than Meat
Researchers say the carnivores help sustain their ecosystems by spreading blueberry seeds
The State of the Living Planet Is "Without Precedent"
World Wildlife Fund releases its biennial report with grim news, and some cause for hope
Manatees Face an Uncertain Future Under These New Rules
The Florida manatee shows what a weakened Endangered Species Act could mean for conservation
Can Killing Wolves Save the Beef Industry?
Experts warn that a new executive order meant to help ranchers won't actually work
“A Stake Through the Heart of the Endangered Species Act”
How the Trump administration’s regulatory rollbacks threaten thousands of plants and animals with extinction
New Direction in Grizzly Management Could Be a Stepping Stone for Delisting
Federal government hands grizzly bear policy over to states that have been hostile to recovery
Mexican Wolf Release Held Up by Federal Official
Top Interior deputy delays wolf release at the last minute to placate ranching interests
An Old Disease Decimates the Wolves of Yellowstone
Wyoming cuts its wolf hunting quota in half until researchers understand the implications of canine disease
