Mismanagement on the part of the Fish and Wildlife Service, as identified by the Office of Inspector General, has raised even more concerns about wolf recovery efforts across the board.
Louie Gohmert: “Mismanagement on the part of the Fish and Wildlife Service, as identified by the Office of Inspector General, has raised…”
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Gohmert highlights concerns over the Fish and Wildlife Service's handling of wolf recovery.
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