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GPS tracking reveals a wolf pack is causing havoc in Northern California, moving through Siskiyou and into Tulare Counties.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 8
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GPS tracking reveals a wolf pack is causing havoc in Northern California, moving through Siskiyou and into Tulare Counties.

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WolfCalifornia Department of Fish and WildlifeNorthern California

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  1. Newsom signs budget affecting CDFW funding and a bill establishing a coexistence program for wolves in Northern California.1 source
  2. Wolf pack tracked via GPS collars, moving through Siskiyou to Tulare County.1 source

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In Northern California, the Department of Fish and Wildlife is overseeing the authorized use of pepper-ball hazing protocols, while James Gallagher addresses the issue of wolf attacks. All 1 developments

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