Media inquiries about Oregon wolves:
Contact Michelle Dennehy, Michelle.N.Dennehy@odfw.oregon.gov
(503) 947 6022 / cell (503) 931-2748

• Reward climbs to nearly $50,000 for information on poisoned wolves
• Rewards top $36,000 for information on Catherine wolf pack poisoning
• 2020 Annual Wolf Report released
• ODFW now managing wolves statewide after wolf delisting from federal Endangered Species List

• $6,150 reward for information about recent wolf poaching in Baker County
• Oregon has at least 158 wolves, a 15 percent increase over last year

• Commission adopts revised Wolf Plan in 6-1 vote
• May 17 Commission conference call discussing Oregon Wolf Plan
• Oregon home to more than 137 wolves; count finds 10% increase over last year
• Wolf Plan revision to be presented to Commission in March; Some progress made, but stakeholders could not find consensus on several topics

• Oregon home to more than 124 wolves; count finds 11% increase over last year 2017
• Wolves confirmed in northern portion of Cascades (Wasco County)

• Dedicated non-lethal efforts fail to limit Meacham Wolf Pack depredations on private land; ODFW authorizes incremental lethal take of wolves
• ODFW moves to lethal take for Harl Butte wolves to limit further livestock losses; Department denies request for complete removal of pack; takes incremental approach to disrupt pack behavior
• Wolf Annual Report, Draft Revised Management Plan now available; Public meetings April 21 in Klamath Falls and May 19 in Portland
• Eastern Oregon enters Phase III of wolf management; Eight breeding pairs documented
• Wolf dies in unintentional take in northeast Oregon

• UPDATE March 31, 2016: The four wolves of the Imnaha pack associated with recent depredations were shot and killed today by ODFW staff on private land in Wallowa County.
• Depredations lead to lethal control for wolves in Wallowa County
• Oregon wolf population grew 36% last year

• Fish and Wildlife Commission delists wolves statewide in split vote (4-2)
• ODFW recommends delisting gray wolf from state ESA throughout Oregon
• Fish and Wildlife Commission briefed on the updated Biological Status Review of Wolves
• Oregon enters next phase of wolf recovery after at least seven packs breed in 2014: Changes for livestock producers

• Pups for wolf OR7
• Wolf OR7 may have found a mate

• OSP: Genetic Testing Confirms Carcass Found in March in Union County is a Gray Wolf from Imnaha Pack
• ODFW biologists radio-collar OR-13
• Sheep killed by wolf in northern Umatilla County
  • Update: Investigation into Possible Wolf Death in Union County
• Investigation into Possible Wolf Death in Union County
• Wolf OR7 crossed back into Oregon March 1

• Wenaha wolf pack has a pup
• Another cow killed by the Imnaha wolf pack
• New wolf pack in Snake River Unit; Walla Walla wolf collared
• Pups for Walla Walla pack
• Two Imnaha pack wolves to be killed after another confirmed livestock loss
• Walla Walla wolves and new wolf seen on trail camera footage
• Pup for Imnaha wolf pack, other members leave for Idaho and Wheeler County
• ODFW may kill additional wolf from Imnaha pack: Livestock loss confirmed as wolf-caused
• Wolf killed in Wallowa County in effort to reduce livestock losses
• ODFW to kill two wolves in response to repeated livestock losses
• Imnaha wolf found dead
• Three Imnaha Wolves Collared

• 08-06-10: Male wolf from Wenaha pack radio-collared and released in northeast Oregon
• 07-14-10: Four pups for Imnaha wolf pack
• 05-31-10: ODFW authorizes lethal removal of wolves—Breeding pair to be protected (Updated June 9, 2010)
• 05-28-10: Third calf killed by wolf in Wallowa County
• 05-21-10: Wolves kill calf east of Joseph
• 05-06-10: Wolf killed cow calf in Wallowa County
• 02-18-10: Three Imnaha pack wolves collared

• 11-19-09: Video shows 10 wolves in the Imnaha pack
• 09-05-09: Two problem wolves involved in chronic livestock losses killed
• 05-04-09: Wolf radio-collared and released in eastern Oregon

• 07-21-08: Wolf pack with pups confirmed in northeastern Oregon
• 03-21-08: What federal wolf delisting means for Oregon's livestock producers
• 01-24-08: Radio-collared gray wolf verified in Northeast Oregon

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