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Idaho Federal Court Enjoined Wolf Trapping Outside Established Denning Period for Grizzly Bears

Challenge to State of Idaho's authorization of wolf trapping in grizzly bear and Canada lynx habitat. 

Center for Biological Diversity v. Little

complaint

Center for Biological Diversity v. Little - complaint

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Idaho Federal Court Enjoined Wolf Trapping Outside Established Denning Period for Grizzly Bears

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