The U.S. Agriculture Department is urging states to review wolf management policies and increase compensation for livestock losses due to predators, following President Trump’s executive order.
Why it matters. Ranchers and livestock producers will benefit from enhanced support and compensation, potentially easing tensions with wolf conservation efforts.
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