A news conference was held at the State Capitol on July 1, 2026, to raise awareness about the impact of gray wolves on livestock producers in Northern California. Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick highlighted the issue, citing 25 documented livestock kills attributed to wolves this year. Rancher Cheryl Woodson described the emotional toll wolves have taken on her family's ranch. The event aimed to educate lawmakers and raise awareness about the need for policy solutions.
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Northstate Leaders Urge Action on Growing Wolf Attacks on Livestock
Northstate lawmakers, ranchers, and law enforcement officials gathered at the State Capitol to urge California leaders to address growing wolf attacks on livestock. There have been 25 documented livestock kill…
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Key Details
- Location: State Capitol
- Date/time: Wednesday, July 1, 2026
- Agencies involved: None specified
- Status: News conference held
- Public impact: Livestock depredation and emotional toll on ranchers
Heather Hadwick (Assemblywoman)
Jeremiah LaRue (Siskiyou County Sheriff)
Cheryl Woodson (rancher)
California State Capitol
wolf attacks
livestock depredation
wildlife conservation
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