Amaroq Weiss

senior wolf advocate, Center for Biological Diversity

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Northern California Representative for the California Wolf Center

Amaroq Weiss on KCRW

State wildlife officials say more than 70 gray wolves could be in California – up from 44 last year — and new packs exist. But their future is uncertain.

Gray wolves are rebounding in CA, from Shasta to Tulare Counties

State wildlife officials say more than 70 gray wolves could be in California – up from 44 last year — and new packs exist. But their future is uncertain.

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OR-7 is the official designation of the first wolf in the wilds of California in almost 90 years.

The Struggle for Life as a Lone Wolf

OR-7 is the official designation of the first wolf in the wilds of California in almost 90 years.

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