For decades, M-44 devices, commonly known as cyanide bombs, have been deployed across the American West as a predator control tool. Supporters argue they help reduce livestock losses caused by coyotes and other predators. Critics...
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The 2026 Idaho legislative session was one of the most consequential in recent years for wildlife policy. Lawmakers passed legislation affecting hunting regulations, conservation enforcement, predator management, public lands, and the governance of the Idaho...
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A Narrow Window for New Life One of the most persistent myths is that wolves are prolific breeders, rapidly increasing their numbers and overwhelming landscapes. This perception—often used to justify excessive hunting—shapes public opinion and...
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What Are Wolves Really Saying? In the heart of Yellowstone, wolves are howling, growling, whining, barking, and communicating in ways we are only beginning to understand. Never before has it been possible to document this...
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Where Wolves Grow Old In the heart of British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest—widely regarded as one of the last truly wild places on Earth—wolves are living unusually long, uninterrupted lives. Unlike in many other regions,...
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