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California wildlife officials have confirmed the sighting of a gray wolf in Mendocino National Forest, marking the first sighting since the species was reintroduced to the state in 2011. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife verified the presence of the wolf following reports received in late August.
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California wildlife officials have confirmed the sighting of a gray wolf in Mendocino National Forest, marking the first sighting since the species was reintroduced to the state in 2011. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife verified the presence of the wolf following reports received in late August.
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California confirms rare sighting of gray wolf in Mendocino national forest
California Confirms Sighting of Gray Wolf in Mendocino National Forest