Idaho No-Kill Wolf Project Continues As New Law Expands Hunting, Trapping

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July 15, 2021

Rachel Cohen, Boise State Public Radio

Logan Miller, a field technician for the Wood River Wolf Project, conducts a howling survey to try to locate wolf packs in the valley. (Rachel Cohen/Boise State Public Radio)

A new Idaho law expands lethal methods to control wolves and protect livestock. The state is also home to one of the most established non-lethal predator-livestock coexistence programs in the country.

Rachel Cohen of Boise State Public Radio looks at the future of those efforts as lethal methods become more central to Idaho's wolf management strategy.

This segment aired on July 15, 2021.