The US president says the move will help ranchers, but conservationists say it could derail efforts to recover populations.

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order directing the delisting of gray and Mexican gray wolves from the federal endangered species list.

The Mexican gray wolf could lose its endangered species protections in less than 90 days.

While gray wolves in Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region have been considered recovered by the federal government since the early 2000s, wolves currently continue to be listed as endangered in ...

Wildlife officials say that people spotted the wolf in late August, and a biologist confirmed the animal has been in the California area.

Two species of wolves might lose their protections under the Endangered Species Act following an executive order from the ...

Across the planet, islands are homes to species of animals that cannot be found anywhere else. Isolated from the mainland, these species become genetically different from close relatives simply ...

The president ordered his administration to lift Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves, again wading into a fraught debate between ranchers and conservationists.

WASHINGTON - In his executive order to review the Mexican gray wolf’s endangerment status, President Donald Trump is bypassing federally required wolf population data that has not yet been met.

The Trump administration wants to let ranchers and hunters kill gray wolves to help save cattle from the predators.

Chapel Hill, NC—Following a successful legal battle, conservation groups hope the recent release of nine highly endangered red wolves into the wild is the first of many steps by the US Fish and ...