I don't mind the name calling -- it comes with the territory alas -- but this tweet thread contains numerous false implications and straw man arguments, which anyone who reads our story will see. 1/

Oregon wildlife managers are evaluating evidence collected from a man who claims to have been attacked by a wolf near Gold Hill, but have been unable to gain permission from the landowner to access the site of the incident to investigate more fully. nwsportsmanmag.com/odfw-collects-…

NEW: Oregon's wolf population continued to grow at a very slow rate compared to previous years. A minimum number of 178 animals were counted in 2022, up just barely the past two years. Story: statesmanjournal.com/story/news/202…

4/27 @ 7pm PT — Eli Francovich's exploration of the conflict between conservationists, ranchers, and an iconic predator reveals a solution that might appease them all in THE RETURN OF WOLVES. Joined by Erica Berry. powells.com/book/the-retur…

very excited to talk with Eli Francovich about his new book THE RETURN OF WOLVES, a journalistic exploration of shared ecosystems and managing predator conflict — this Thursday eve at Powell's Books 🐺

Eli Francovich is at Powell's Books THURSDAY in conversation with Erica Berry (Wolfish) about his debut book, "The Return of Wolves." powells.com/book/the-retur…

.Eli Francovich -- I fell in love with journalism, fully and undeniably, while being threatened with bodily harm in a bar in Troy, Montana. It was the kind of dive that, growing up in North Idaho, I thought I knew well. spokesman.com/stories/2023/a…

Friday was my last day at the Spokesman-Review after nearly 8 years fighting the fight. It's a bittersweet goodbye and I tried to capture some of my thoughts in this column. Working at the Spokesman, in this region, has been a gift. I'll miss it. spokesman.com/stories/2023/a…

"That’s what a newspaper, particularly a regional one close to its readers, does. It reflects the community back upon itself, in its glory and grime."

Eli speaks a lot of truths about #journalism here, some pleasant, and some less so, but all important. "A story is serious business and not one to be casually extracted. A story can save a life. It can end a career. It can change a city, or simply bolster the status quo."

Eli Francovich and his debut book, "The Return of Wolves" SATURDAY at Wishing Tree Books . It's a great little joint in the South Perry hood for a Q and A.

On Wednesday 5/17 at 7pm Eli Francovich will join us at our Ravenna location to discuss his book THE RETURN OF WOLVES with Tyler Tjomsland Timber Press thirdplacebooks.com/event/eli-fran…

Seattle friends! I'll be talking about my book with Tyler Tjomsland tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Third Place Books Ravenna. (Bing Crosby won't be there). I'd love to see you! thirdplacebooks.com/event/eli-fran…

Today on #BigBlendRadio, journalist/author Eli Francovich Eli Francovich discusses his new book, "The Return of Wolves: An Iconic Predator’s Struggle to Survive in the American West" Timber Press Watch at 4pm PT or later: youtu.be/ZPvEFUzntzM #graywolf

Really enjoyed THE RETURN OF WOLVES by my guy Eli Francovich. Great blend of hyper-granular reporting on wolf politics in the PNW and big-picture thinking about the future of carnivore coexistence. Especially relevant here in Colorado as "paws on the ground" draws nigh.

This means a lot to me coming from Ben Goldfarb, a writer and journalist who I (like many others) admire to no end!