It’s challenging to call the wolf’s return to northeastern California a government conspiracy when the critters came back on their own.
More accurately and appropriately, you can call their return a great example of natural rewilding. Wolves belong in California us much as we humans do, both species are native to the area.
A new wolf pack, irate ranchers, and the astonishing comeback of California’s most celebrated predator [San Francisco Chronicle – October 13, 2024]
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What's This Story About
A newly formed wolf pack has been spotted in Northern California, marking a major milestone in the species’ return to the region. While conservationists are celebrating the comeback, local ranchers are voicing concern over livestock safety and increased tension with wildlife.
Why This Story
It’s challenging to call the wolf’s return to northeastern California a government conspiracy when the critters came back on their own.
More accurately and appropriately, you can call their return a great example of natural rewilding. Wolves belong in California us much as we humans do, both species are native to the area.
Kent Laudon California Department of Fish and Wildlife. From the article, the image is of a wolf pup from the Lassen Pack’s first litter in 2017 photographed by a trail camera in Lassen County.
What You Can Do
Support conservation groups that promote coexistence tools like fencing and livestock guardians. Spread awareness about wolves’ ecological value and encourage balanced wildlife policies in your community.
