Wolf Plan Update

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So far in the wolf plan update process, the DNR has conducted a scientific public opinion survey, consulted with technical experts and tribal staff, convened a 20-member wolf advisory committee, and solicited public input. Public input in 2020 included virtual open houses, educational webinars, and an opportunity to participate in the discussion forum and questionnaire below. Public review of the draft plan occurred in summer 2022. The DNR is currently finalizing the plan, which will be available on the wolf plan webpage.

So far in the wolf plan update process, the DNR has conducted a scientific public opinion survey, consulted with technical experts and tribal staff, convened a 20-member wolf advisory committee, and solicited public input. Public input in 2020 included virtual open houses, educational webinars, and an opportunity to participate in the discussion forum and questionnaire below. Public review of the draft plan occurred in summer 2022. The DNR is currently finalizing the plan, which will be available on the wolf plan webpage.

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  • Discussion - population monitoring

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    Ask questions and share your comments about POPULATION MONITORING -- determining how many wolves are in MN and where they live.

    We encourage your participation in our Forum and look forward to an active and positive exchange of ideas. Questions and comments that will most effectively shape the plan should constructively explain the “why” behind your thinking and share solutions/alternatives. All comments will be incorporated with other public input received during the wolf plan process, and DNR staff may respond to comments or questions if the subject matter is broadly applicable. 

    Comments are independently moderated by Bang the Table – read more about Forum Etiquette & Moderation. For more information, see the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Terms of Service for Social Media and Community Guidelines.

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  • Discussion - population management

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    Ask questions and share your comments about POPULATION MANAGEMENT -- establishing goals for wolf populations, and identifying strategies to reach those goals.

    We encourage your participation in our Forum and look forward to an active and positive exchange of ideas. Questions and comments that will most effectively shape the plan should constructively explain the “why” behind your thinking and share solutions/alternatives. All comments will be incorporated with other public input received during the wolf plan process, and DNR staff may respond to comments or questions if the subject matter is broadly applicable. 

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  • Discussion - depredation conflicts

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    Ask questions and share your comments about DEPREDATION CONFLICTS -- reducing wolf depredation of domestic livestock.

    We encourage your participation in our Forum and look forward to an active and positive exchange of ideas. Questions and comments that will most effectively shape the plan should constructively explain the “why” behind your thinking and share solutions/alternatives. All comments will be incorporated with other public input received during the wolf plan process, and DNR staff may respond to comments or questions if the subject matter is broadly applicable. 

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  • Discussion - wolf trapping and hunting

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    Ask questions and share your comments about WOLF HUNTING AND TRAPPING -- identifying how and if wolf hunting and trapping seasons should be conducted.

    We encourage your participation in our Forum and look forward to an active and positive exchange of ideas. Questions and comments that will most effectively shape the plan should constructively explain the “why” behind your thinking and share solutions/alternatives. All comments will be incorporated with other public input received during the wolf plan process, and DNR staff may respond to comments or questions if the subject matter is broadly applicable. 

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  • Discussion - impacts on deer and moose

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    Ask questions and share your comments about IMPACTS ON DEER AND MOOSE -- managing wolf populations in relation to changes in deer and moose populations.

    We encourage your participation in our Forum and look forward to an active and positive exchange of ideas. Questions and comments that will most effectively shape the plan should constructively explain the “why” behind your thinking and share solutions/alternatives. All comments will be incorporated with other public input received during the wolf plan process, and DNR staff may respond to comments or questions if the subject matter is broadly applicable. 

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