Earlier this month, Oregon’s Fish and Wildlife Commission voted to removewolves from the state’s list of endangered species. We'll learn more about how that decision came about, and what it will mean for the state's wolf population going forward.
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Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife
/Two wolves from the Wenatchee wolf pack are seen in Pitcher Canyon with the carcass of an elk. An ear tag can be seen in the right ear of the wolf in the foreground.
