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Colorado’s Emergency Session: $800M Cuts and a Threat to Gray Wolf Reintroduction
Colorado lawmakers are meeting in a special session to close an $800 million gap after a $1.2 billion revenue shortfall. One bill would cut $264,000 from the wolf management program, potentially pausing the gray wolf reintroduction as leaders debate deeper cuts.
Wolves' first game of the season does not seem to have shifted the dial much on expectations. It does say something about the ...
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Extra Point Previews: Dothan Wolves looking for bounce back season in 2025
Entering his fourth year at the helm, head coach Jed Kennedy has steadily built the Wolves into a competitive program in ...
The NBA has released its schedule, meaning it's an exciting time for Minnesota Timberwolves fans. They will play 28 games on ...
New Timberwolves owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez laid off just under 50 employees today in what sources called an ...
Wolf hunting has prevented livestock loss in a measurable way, but it is by no means a silver bullet, according to an ...
A recent study has found that infected wolves in Yellowstone National Park were more likely to engage in certain behaviours ...
In July 2025 the Snapshot Wisconsin project celebrated its 10th anniversary and 100 million images collected. Snapshot Wisconsin, a Wisconsin trail cam project led by the Department of Natural ...
Girona have had a tough summer, and it could be set to continue as one of their star players could be set to join Premier ...
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