Game and Fish takes applications for state wolf coordinator

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By The Associated Press

LANDER, WYOMING - The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has begun the process of hiring a wolf management team as well as a coordinator for the state's new wolf management program.

The team will oversee management of wolves in Wyoming after a six month-transition from federal management of wolves in Wyoming. The transition period will begin Friday. Scott Talbott will be interim wolf coordinator until a permanent coordinator is named. Talbott is an assistant division chief for wildlife in the Game and Fish Department. Talbott says the department has been reviewing applications for the permanent state wolf coordinator. He says the permanent coordinator could be in place by mid-May.

The coordinator will supervise four wolf management specialists stationed in Cody, Lander, Pinedale and Jackson.

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