The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is seeking public comment on renewing information-collection requirements related to Colorado’s gray wolf experimental population and its management under federal regulations.

A voluntary conservation tool that allows non-federal property owners to take actions that benefit at-risk, threatened, or endangered species while receiving certain regulatory assurances.

A current federal proposal could change how inventoried roadless areas on National Forest System lands are managed.

Protecting gray wolves through the Endangered Species Act.

Current updates on gray wolf legal protection and recovery efforts.

Washington is reviewing proposed changes to its wolf management rules, giving the public an opportunity to provide input on how wolves are managed and protected in the state.

A draft federal management plan would guide future management of elk, bison, habitat, and wildlife on Wyoming’s National Elk Refuge.

Current efforts to recover the endangered Mexican wolf while maintaining a healthy, genetically diverse wild population.

Efforts to fund and strengthen gray wolf conservation programs.

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service requested public input on the implementation of Colorado’s gray wolf experimental population rule, including wolf-livestock conflicts, management practices, conservation efforts, and the effectiveness of current protections.

A 2026 petition asks the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to remove certain gray wolf protections under the Endangered Species Act.

Current recovery efforts are working to strengthen the endangered red wolf population in eastern North Carolina.

A current federal review could change Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves.