California's gray wolf population increased sixfold in five years, now present in nine counties, marking a significant recovery.
California's gray wolf population has increased sixfold in five years, now present in nine counties, marking a significant recovery for the species. While environmentalists view this as a positive sign for ecosystem health, ranchers express concerns over livestock safety and economic impacts. Recently, the Yowlumni Pack has been confirmed to have killed four livestock animals, though such incidents remain rare. Wolves are protected under state and federal laws.
September 02, 2024
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