Nesvik tells Colorado to say no to Canadian wolves.

Hmmm. . .it would actually make more biological sense to take them from Canada. . . or Alaska, than a nearby population.

Trump’s pick Nesvik confirmed as Fish and Wildlife director with some bipartisan support

Trump’s pick Nesvik confirmed as Fish and Wildlife director with some bipartisan support

DOGE’s plans to nix Fish and Wildlife’s tribal-focused Lander office reversed

DOGE’s plans to nix Fish and Wildlife’s tribal-focused Lander office reversed: Push led by Eastern Shoshone Tribe to spare longtime federal facility from cuts reached U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's desk.

Tribes urge Trump to undo planned DOGE closure of Fish and Wildlife’s Lander Conservation Office

Tribes urge Trump to undo planned DOGE closure of Fish and Wildlife’s Lander Conservation Office: Efforts to lobby Wyoming’s congressional delegation and administratively reauthorize the Wind River Reservation-focused office have not yet resulted in any assurances.

Wyoming’s Nesvik touts ‘America first,’ deregulation during his congressional hearing to lead Fish and Wildlife

Wyoming’s Nesvik touts ‘America first,’ deregulation during his congressional hearing to lead Fish and Wildlife: Trump’s appointee emerges from two-hour-long confirmation hearing without fielding much criticism from congressional Democrats.

Trump cuts may cost a trout-brooding, Wyoming toad-rearing federal hatchery its entire staff

Trump cuts may cost a trout-brooding, Wyoming toad-rearing federal hatchery its entire staff: A 110-year-old facility is still operating, but the federal government’s DOGE initiative has shrunk the staff to two and put the hatchery in a position that could overturn its workforce completely.

Trump taps former Wyoming Game and Fish chief Nesvik to lead U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Trump taps former Wyoming Game and Fish chief Nesvik to lead U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: If confirmed, one-time game warden would helm an agency that has roughly 8,000 employees and oversees a wildlife refuge system that covers nearly 860 million acres.

Match makers.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service captured a Mexican Wolf (a type of wolf, not a wolf that is literally from Mexico) in hopes of that she'll breed with one of two captive Mexican Wolves at a facility in New Mexico.

The US is attempting to restore the endangered population.