A total of 11 people attended a Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks public hearing Wednesday aimed at gathering comment on a proposed gray wolf designation change from endangered to a species in need of management. Only four in attendance spoke. “I guess this says people feel comfortable with the change,” said FWP Gray Wolf Coordinator Carolyn Sime. In The Bozeman Chronicle.
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July 17, 2008
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