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Grey Wolf Close to Leaving Endangered Species List

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December 20, 2006

Grey wolves could soon be off the Endangered Species List in Montana and Idaho, but remain protected in neighboring Wyoming. Federal officials say the wolf has rebounded in population, but that Wyoming hasn't come up with a plan to protect the animals outside of Yellowstone National Park.

Hope Stockwell of Montana Public Radio reports.

 
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