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WOLF SIGHTING: A wolf was spotted near a school in rural Southeastern Oregon last week, forcing an early closure and sending more than 150 students home. Wildlife officials say several packs roam the area, and the sighting follows a string of recent reports in Bend and Sunriver. https://ktvz.com/news/2026/02/17/wolf-sighting-prompts-class-cancellation-at-butte-falls-charter-school/#vf-conversations-container | KTVZ News

WOLF SIGHTING: A wolf was spotted near a school in rural Southeastern Oregon last week, forcing an early closure and sending more than 150 students home. Wildlife officials say several packs roam the area, and the sighting follows a string of recent reports in Bend and Sunriver. https://ktvz.com/news/2026/02/17/wolf-sighting-prompts-class-cancellation-at-butte-falls-charter-school/#vf-conversations-container | KTVZ News

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More wolves means more livestock conflicts, illegal killings in Oregon

More wolves means more livestock conflicts, illegal killings in Oregon

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BREAKING: The Annual Wolf Report just dropped and shows the dire status of wolves in Oregon. Population numbers are barely growing and human caused mortality remains the largest hurdle for recovery efforts. Stay tuned for more updates and for information on how you can advocate for Oregon’s wolves. #wolves #conservation #wildlife #endangeredspecies #wildliferecovery #poaching #pnw #oregon #outdoorsy

BREAKING: The Annual Wolf Report just dropped and shows the dire status of wolves in Oregon. Population numbers are barely growing and human caused mortality remains the largest hurdle for recovery efforts. Stay tuned for more updates and for information on how you can advocate for Oregon’s wolves. #wolves #conservation #wildlife #endangeredspecies #wildliferecovery #poaching #pnw #oregon #outdoorsy

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Oregon’s wolves surge to historic high, but sparks new farm frustration

Oregon’s wolves surge to historic high, but sparks new farm frustration

In recent years, people have killed increasingly larger numbers of wolves in Oregon as the animals have rebounded in the state. And poisoning has emerged as one of the most common tools used to target wolves – an alarming trend, Oregon wildlife officials say. The poisoning trend is concerning, wildlife officials say, because a single poison trap can kill multiple wolves and countless other animals and birds, including domestic dogs. Near the poisoned cow carcass, officials also found two dead go

In recent years, people have killed increasingly larger numbers of wolves in Oregon as the animals have rebounded in the state. And poisoning has emerged as one of the most common tools used to target wolves – an alarming trend, Oregon wildlife officials say. The poisoning trend is concerning, wildlife officials say, because a single poison trap can kill multiple wolves and countless other animals and birds, including domestic dogs. Near the poisoned cow carcass, officials also found two dead go

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WOLVES ARE BACK! 🐺 Oregon's Historic Population Surge Sparks WAR with Ranchers! #wildlife #facts

WOLVES ARE BACK! 🐺 Oregon's Historic Population Surge Sparks WAR with Ranchers! #wildlife #facts

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Oregon issues second kill permit for wolves after livestock attacks

Oregon issues second kill permit for wolves after livestock attacks

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Oregon wolf population grows to 230, but advocacy group questions reported killings | Haystack News

Oregon authorizes killing two wolves following attacks on livestock

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Oregon lawmakers approve higher compensation for ranchers whose livestock is killed by wolves

Oregon now home to at least 124 wolves, biologists say

Oregon's wolf-livestock debate as species makes a comeback

Oregon faces cultural divide over protections for wolves

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Oregon wolf population holds at 178, ODFW says; livestock depredation falls; poaching, poisonings prompt concern

Oregon wolf population rises to at least 124; Gov. Brown calls growth 'encouraging'

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Wolves are back in Mt. Hood National Forest! 🐺🐺 Full story: http://bit.ly/2FNKNw8 | The Oregonian

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Oregon's reintroduced gray wolves a source of apprehension for many, though the reasons are divided

For some Oregonians, losing 10 wolves to Colorado is complicated

Wolf population increases by 79% in western half of Oregon

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'There are a lot of single wolves out there': Are more wolf packs in SW Oregon's future?

Oregon wolf territory expands but population holds steady in 2023, report finds

WOLF TRACKED IN CENTRAL OREGON The wolf population is expanding across the Pacific Northwest, but wolves are a rare sight in Central Oregon until this morning. A collared wolf showed near Wikiup Reservoir this morning, and Central Oregon Daily was there when U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service picked up the scent. | Central Oregon Daily News

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Environmental group wants answers on wolf deaths - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

Oregon reevaluates wolf management plan

What to expect if you encounter a wolf

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Oregon wolf population rises to at least 124; Gov. Brown calls growth 'encouraging'

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You’ve heard us say Minnesota wolves cannot live on a genetic island. This excellent video from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife does an excellent job of explaining the process of wolf dispersal and the reason for it. Spoiler alert: wolves disperse from their packs to ensure genetic diversity. When wolves cannot find mates or new packs, their chances of survival are slim. Genetic diversity improves a the health of of a wolf population and a healthy population increases a wolf’s chance to m

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Wolf population increases in Oregon

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OR-7 The sounds of Southern Oregon's first pack of Wolves.

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‘We’re really struggling’: Eastern Oregon rancher’s dog killed by state-protected wolves

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