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This undated US National Park Service handout photo obtained May 16, 2017 shows an Alpha female white wolf of the Canyon pack in Yellowstone National Park in Montana A conservation group on Monday more than doubled a reward for information on who was behind last month' s shooting of a rare white wolf at Yellowstone National Park .The severely injured female wolf dubbed “White Lady” was found by hikers on April 11, 2017 near Gardiner, Montana, and had to be euthanized. Park officials last week offered a reward of up to $5,000 for information on who shot the animal described as "one of the most recognizable wolves and sought after by visitors to view and photograph. (Photo by Neal Herbert/AFP Photo/US National Park Service)
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