MADISON, WI (AP)— Wisconsin wildlife officials are giving people more time to comment on their new wolf management plan.
The state Department of Natural Resources released their first new wolf plan in almost 25 years in November. The plan doesn't include a specific population goal, recommending instead that the DNR, with the help of advisory committees, monitor and decide whether to reduce local populations, keep them stable, or let them grow.
The DNR said then it would take comments for 60 days, until January 10. The agency has since extended the deadline to midnight on February 28.
