Gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act: Distinct population segments and experimental populations

By Richard Chasey, posted on October 8th, 2009 in Biodiversity, Politics

Originally Published by Newly Published Articles - Encyclopedia of Earth

In 1978 the gray wolf was listed as endangered in all of the conterminous 48 states except Minnesota. With the exception of experimental populations established in the 1990s, the protections for the gray wolf have been diminishing since.

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