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Wolf population increases by 79% in western half of Oregon

Oregon's known wolf population grew by 13% overall and 79% in the western half of the state as canis lupus continued to spread in the Beaver State during 2025. The minimum number of wolves in Oregon ...
The Source Weekly

Wolf Coexistence: Compromise & Rethinking

Wolves have certainly been in the news lately! Multiple confirmed sightings of gray wolves have already been recorded this year in La Pine, Sunriver and even Bend. Many people are giddy with the idea ...
KOIN 6

Oregon wolf population grows despite accidental deaths of two wolves

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Federal employees say they accidentally killed two gray wolves in a portion of Oregon where the species are protected. The deaths were reflected in the Oregon Department of ...
Capital Press

Oregon wolf population, livestock attacks grow

Oregon’s wolf population continued to grow and disperse westward in 2025, with three new packs in the Cascades and increased sightings in recreational areas and rural neighborhoods in Central Oregon.
Center for Biological Diversity

Oregon’s Wolf Population Rises 13% But Deaths Remain High

PORTLAND, Ore.— Oregon’s wolf population grew by 13% last year, marking only the second year of double-digit growth since 2019, according to a report released today by the state Department of Fish and ...
Houston Chronicle

Oregon confirms new wolves in northern Cascade Mountains

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Oregon wildlife officials said Tuesday they have identified a new family of wolves in the northern Cascade Mountains, bringing the total number of known wolf groups in the region ...