There are numerous problems with Cat Wars. You can read about them in a number of references in " The Wars on Wolves, Cats, and Other Animals: It’s Time to Forever Close Down the Killing Fields " and ...

Colorado can be national leader in wolf-livestock conflict prevention if officials are honest about what “lethal removal” really represents.

Colorado wildlife agents killed a second wolf in two months as livestock attacks reach a record pace this summer.

One would have to be significantly out of touch not to realize that there are a number of on-going and unrelenting wars on a wide variety of nonhuman animals (animals; other sources can be seen here).

Don Gittleson isn’t a big letter-writer, but when a wolf wearing a Colorado Parks and Wildlife tracking collar attacked his calf on the morning of Dec. 13 he felt he had no recourse but to write to ...

On Dec. 6, a Wyoming hunter killed one of Yellowstone’s most famous wolves, 832F, outside the park’s boundaries. It was a legal kill, yet within 48 hours, news organizations across the country ran ...

The authorities tracked the animal after a string of close encounters with residents, reigniting a bitter debate over how a small, densely populated country should live with wolves. By Maya Tekeli ...

Beef, and mutton, are often what's for dinner for one Colorado wolfpack that has racked up a $700,000 tab, according to a review by the Coloradoan. The Copper Creek pack has been implicated in more ...

"Having a pack of wolves constantly above the the top fold of the newspaper for killing livestock creates a public support problem because it makes those people who would be sympathetic to wolves less ...