Gray Wolves are good to go!

I stumbled upon a wildlife news article that had some positive vibes. On Salt Lake City's DNR website, I found an article that was about how Utah's wildlife board wants the Gray Wolf to be taken off of the Endangered Species list through federal legislation. The board consist of seven citizens that were appointed by the governor and their main goal is to set policies that guide management for wildlife in Utah.
The reason why they are requesting that it be removed from under the ESA, is because the wolf management plan cant begin until it is removed. The has been significant evidence that the Gray Wolf populations have far exceeded the population objectives in the recovery plan for the Northern Rock Mountain population of Gray Wolves.
Its finally good to see some species making a comeback from being listed as endangered, lets hope that history doesn't repeat itself and that further studies can give more insight into how we can better conserve and help maintain sustainable populations of all of our plants and wildlife.

http://wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/news/42-utah-wildlife-news/389-no-wolf-protection.html