Reports and Plans 2016 Idaho Wolf Management Report – January 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017 [PDF, 1.6 MB] Wolf Conservation and Management Plan – [PDF, 662 KB] Links and Information Report Wolf Sightings Here U.S. Staffers originally estimated 1,541 wolves (more than 1,000% above minimum recovery levels) during the summer of 2019. BOISE, Idaho (AP) - The director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game on Thursday said there are an estimated 1,000 wolves in Idaho. Left unchecked, wolf populations expand at 40% annually. According to the Fish and Game’s second annual wolf population inventory, the population was stable from 2019 to 2020. Management Understanding Predation Management in Idaho – [PDF, 385 KB] Wolf Management Wolves were removed from Endangered Species Act protections in Idaho and surrounding states in 2011, and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game has managed the state's wolf population since then. Ed Schriever told the House Resources and Conservation Committee that the estimate made public for the first time is the first wolf population estimate in Idaho since 2015. Ed Schriever told the House Resources and Conservation Committee that the estimate made public for the first time is the first wolf population estimate in Idaho since 2015. Idaho’s wolf population totaled 1,556 Aug. 1, down 10 from a year earlier, Department of Fish and Game Wildlife Research Program Coordinator Shane Roberts told commissioners Jan. 28. Go here for more details. About 400 wolves have been killed each year in Idaho for the past several years, and the 570 wolves killed in 2019-2020 is record-breaking, perhaps reflecting Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s (IDFG) incentivization of wolf killing. In July 2019, the number of wolves living in Idaho is estimated to be somewhere between 1,112 and 1,970 animals. BOISE – Idaho Department of Fish and Game has released an Idaho wolf population estimate for the first time in four years and it’s much higher than the last estimate. The Center for Biological Diversity also pointed to a drop in breeding pairs in Idaho—from 49 in 2009 to 26 in 2014—as evidence that the state’s wolf population is declining. Fish & Wildlife Service Wolf Website - Federal news, information & recovery status. BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game on Thursday said there are an estimated 1,000 wolves in Idaho. The recovery of the gray wolf is something we can all be proud of. That number decreased to 1,006 because hunting, trapping, management actions and other human causes removed 327 wolves from the population while research indicates another 208 died of natural causes. The 2020 estimate was 1,556 wolves, 10 fewer than the 2019 estimate of 1,566. Idaho Fish and Game’s second annual wolf population estimate documented the population was stable from 2019 to 2020, indicating that a similar number of wolves were added to the population and removed from the population between the two estimates. Idaho wolves average between 6 and 7 per pack, having an average litter size of 7, with 30% of our Alphas breeding with more then 1 wolf leading to more then 1 litter in some packs each spring. Those numbers mean that the population is “secure in Idaho,” according to Oelrich.
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