The growth of Oregon's wolf population slowed to a crawl during the past few years, as the minimum number of the controversial predators roaming the state reached 178 in 2022, up only slightly from ...

The U.S. House voted mostly along party lines Thursday to approve a bill that would remove Endangered Species Act protections ...

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The minimum known count of wolves in Oregon at the end of 2024 was 204 wolves, up from 178 last year, according to the Oregon Wolf Conservation and Management annual report ...

For the fourth year in a row, Oregon's wolf population stayed almost exactly the same, according to the annual wolf report released Friday. The minimum number of wolves roaming the state in 2023 was ...

U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz once again is pushing to remove the gray wolf from the Endangered Species Act.

Oregon wildlife officials said Tuesday they have identified a new family of wolves in the northern Cascade Mountains, bringing the total number of known wolf groups in the region to three. The state ...

Oregon’s wolf population saw its lowest growth rate in years in 2021, with just two more of the canids observed in the state than the previous year. That’s according to the state’s annual wolf report, ...

“Hot diggety, that’s fresh,” exclaims 67-year-old Wally Sykes, a longtime Wallowa County resident whose family used to hunt wolves in Alaska. He points to a pile of wolf scat on the disused forest ...

An Oregon gray wolf’s epic walkabout in Southern California is pushing the boundaries of the endangered species’ range. In late September, California wildlife officials received three reports of gray ...

Oregon’s poaching problem continues with the slaying of OR-88, the breeding female of the Lookout Mountain wolf pack. This week the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife announced the poaching death ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — The growth of Oregon's wolf population slowed significantly last year because 21 animals were poisoned by poachers, hit by cars or were killed by wildlife officials after they ...