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Oregon environmental groups have withdrawn from talks on wolf population

By GILLIAN FLACCUS, Associated Press
Published: January 7, 2019, 8:33pm
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A female wolf from the Minam pack is seen March 13, 2014, outside La Grande, Ore., after it was fitted with a tracking collar.
A female wolf from the Minam pack is seen March 13, 2014, outside La Grande, Ore., after it was fitted with a tracking collar. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Photo Gallery

PORTLAND — Environmental groups in Oregon announced Monday they have withdrawn from talks on how to manage the state’s rebounding wolf population because of what they called a “broken” process, and concerns that state wildlife officials want to make it easier to kill wolves that eat livestock without trying other alternatives.

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