Wolves in Danger of Delisting in Wyoming
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"When Congress delisted the Northern Rockies wolves from the Endangered Species Act last spring, it excluded Wyoming for failing to produce a viable management plan. No state has been more antagonistic to wolves than the “Cowboy State.” The Wyoming wolf plan would allow wolves to be killed without a license for most of the year throughout most of the state.
But now Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar has opened the door to delisting in Wyoming. The Fish and Wildlife Service announced this summer that it would accept Wyoming’s plan for the purpose of delisting wolves in that state, and is currently accepting public comment on that decision."
"When Congress delisted the Northern Rockies wolves from the Endangered Species Act last spring, it excluded Wyoming for failing to produce a viable management plan. No state has been more antagonistic to wolves than the “Cowboy State.” The Wyoming wolf plan would allow wolves to be killed without a license for most of the year throughout most of the state.
But now Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar has opened the door to delisting in Wyoming. The Fish and Wildlife Service announced this summer that it would accept Wyoming’s plan for the purpose of delisting wolves in that state, and is currently accepting public comment on that decision."