Five conservation groups that contend federal officials in Idaho are violating environmental laws by killing wolves, coyotes and other wildlife to protect livestock and crops have filed a federal lawsuit.
U.S. conservation groups accused the federal Wildlife Services in a lawsuit filed on Wednesday of indiscriminately killing a multitude of wildlife like wolves and mountain lions in Idaho to benefit ranchers and farmers.
This week, a convention of predator hunters is gathering in Tucson.
The odds are good you have never heard of a small federal agency that goes by the curious name of Wildlife Services.
A hunting group accused by advocates of holding coyote “killing contests” is coming to southern Arizona and is expected to draw protests.