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The Yellowstone wolf population remained steady in 2018, according to a report issued by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department as part of its management of the state wolf population.

It’s being hailed as a success in restoring balance to the area: the reintroduction of wolves has lessened the elk population — which in turn is fueling a Yellowstone aspen comeback.

We’re not exactly to the point where the wolves are dwelling with the lambs, but new research indicates that the impact of wolves on elk may be overstated, and the so-called “landscape of fear” may not actually exist.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is soliciting public comment on its proposed wolf hunting regulations.

Select roads in Yellowstone National Park are now open to spring bicycling.

A coalition of tribal and conservation groups have asked a federal judge to invalidate the decision to remove protections from Yellowstone grizzly bears.

Looking to learn more about Yellowstone wolves? The Yellowstone Wolf Genealogy Family Tree project is here to help.

Yellowstone biologists say wolves have improved Yellowstone’s ecosystem since reintroduction in 1995.

Native American advocacy group Protect the Wolves is calling for a “no wolf hunting” buffer outside Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone wolf dynamics could change considerably when Wyoming fully resumes management of wolves outside the park.