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Wolves in State & National Parks and Refuges of Wyoming
Grand Teton National Park
Yellowstone National Park
National Elk Refuge
Buffalo Bill State Park
Bridger National Forest
Teton National Forest
Medicine Bow National Forest
Bighorn National Forest
Shoshone National Forest
Gray Wolf (Canis lupus)
Northwestern Gray Wolf (Canis lupus occidentalis)
Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf (Canis lupus irremotus)
haqihana (Arapaho)
Population Statistics 328 (end of 2015), est. 286 (2019)
Legal Status; managed by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service under the Endangered Species Act as of September 23 (2014)
Resources
Wyoming Game and Fish Department – Wolves in Wyoming
2007 – Wind River Reservation’s Wolf Management Plan
Learn More About Wolves and Wyoming’s Laws and Regulations
Wyoming Organizations
Wyoming Untrapped (Jackson, Wyoming)
Wyoming Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit (Laramie, Wyoming)
International Wolf Center – Wyoming
Wyoming News Resources & Publications
Jackson Hole News & Guide (Jackson, Wyoming)
Pinedale Online (Pinedale, Wyoming)
Yellowstone National Park
Journal Articles
Wolves in Wyoming: the quest for common ground. Watters RE, Anderson AC, Clark SG. Large carnivore conservation: Integrating science and policy in the North American West. 2014 May 27
Attitudes of interest groups in Wyoming toward wolf restoration in Yellowstone National Park.Bath AJ, Buchanan T. Bath AJ, Buchanan T. Wildlife Society Bulletin (1973-2006). 1989 Dec
