US Fish and Wildlife Service

These signs at Deer Flat Wildlife Refuge in Nampa, Idaho, highlight federal regulations that already require hunters to use non-lead ammunition when hunting waterfowl to avoid contaminating waterways.

Law

Heath Druzin

A House bill would ban lead ammunition on U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services land, which encompasses more than 95 million acres across the country, including prime hunting ground.

Environment

Government: Wild Red Wolf Population Could Soon Be Wiped Out

Associated Press

The only wild population of endangered red wolves is unsustainable and could be wiped out within a decade after dwindling to a few dozen, government鈥�

Environment

Wildlife Regulators Recommend Scaled Back Red Wolf Program

Will Michaels

Federal wildlife regulators want to scale back the red wolf recovery program in northeastern North Carolina. The Fish and Wildlife Service issued a鈥�

Environment

Red Wolf Pup Born At NC Zoo

Rebecca Martinez

An endangered red wolf pup has been born at the North Carolina Zoo.The sole pup is the sixth litter of red wolves born at the zoo, but the first since鈥�

Environment

Environmental Provisions Still On The Table In Budget Negotiations

Will Michaels

State lawmakers have 10 days before the latest temporary budget expires.The House and Senate are trying to reconcile their $21 billion spending plans, and鈥�

Environment

Environmental Provisions Still On The Table In Budget Negotiations

Will Michaels

State lawmakers have 10 days before the latest temporary budget expires.The House and Senate are trying to reconcile their $21 billion spending plans, and鈥�

Environment

Conservation Groups Plan To Sue Feds Over Red Wolves

Dave DeWitt

Conservation groups notified the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today that they intend to sue the federal agency over its management of the Red Wolf鈥�

Environment

Wild Red Wolves Can Stay Where They Are, For Now

Dave DeWitt

The Red Wolf Recovery program in eastern North Carolina will continue 鈥� at least for now. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that the鈥�

Environment

Wild Red Wolves Can Stay Where They Are, For Now

Dave DeWitt

The Red Wolf Recovery program in eastern North Carolina will continue 鈥� at least for now. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that the鈥�

Environment

New Report Critical Of Red Wolf Recovery Program In Eastern North Carolina

Dave DeWitt

A report on the Red Wolf Recovery Program in eastern North Carolina is highly critical of various aspects of the nearly 30-year old effort to re-introduce鈥�

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