Wolverine
Resources
Defenders Web Pages
Fact Sheet
Blog Posts
Defenders Publications (PDF)
Navigating the Arctic Meltdown
Policy Documents
USFWS Draft Recovery Outline, February 2013 (PDF)
USFWS wolverine status review, December 2010 (PDF)
Legal Documents
ESA listing complaint and settlement agreement, Defenders v. Kempthorne
External Links
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In the Magazine
Scientists estimate only about 250 to 300 of these bear-cub-sized hunter-scavengers now roam the lower 48 states, primarily in increasingly isolated mountain strongholds in Idaho, Montana (which still allows trapping), Oregon, Washington and Wyoming.
Conservation Issue
Climate change is now one of the leading threats to wildlife. Find out what Defenders is doing to help animals around the country survive in a warming planet.
Fact Sheet
Called "skunk bear" by the Blackfeet Indians, the wolverine is the largest terrestrial member of the weasel family. It has a broad head, small eyes and short rounded ears.
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