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Beringia

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4. I agree and there was another article that mentioned how the Trump administration is lifting restrictions on hunting

Reply to hunter (Reply #3)

Wed May 20, 2026, 06:44 PM

14 hrs ago

It is illegal to kill or harm gray wolves anywhere in California, as the animals are protected under federal and state endangered species acts. While she remains within Sequoia’s borders, BEY03F is also protected under laws that prohibit hunting in national parks, though the Trump administration has been quietly lifting many of these restrictions in recent weeks.

They have maps on that article too, links to them

https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/gray-wolf-sequoia-22264959.php

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A gray wolf entered Sequoia National Park for the first time in a century [View all] Beringia 22 hrs ago OP

Very cool. She's not going to find a mate but she's alive, which is something. NNadir 22 hrs ago #1

Yay! Very good news wendyb-NC 20 hrs ago #2

Lovely aerial views of Mount Whitney. hunter 19 hrs ago #3

I agree and there was another article that mentioned how the Trump administration is lifting restrictions on hunting Beringia 14 hrs ago #4