RAVERSE CITY, Mich. — A federal
appeals court Tuesday retained federal protection for gray wolves in the
western Great Lakes region, ruling that the government made crucial
errors when it dropped them from the endangered species list five years
ago. The court upheld a district judge who overruled the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, which had determined that wolves in Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin had recovered after being shot, trapped and poisoned nearly out of existence in the previous century. They’ve bounced back and now total about 3,800... | ||
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