Once the world’s most widely distributed land mammal, the gray wolf, or timber wolf, was systematically eradicated from the continental United States in the 20th century and was added to the endangered species list in 1973. Gray wolves are considered a “keystone†species — one with a dramatic effect on its environment. For example, the recent reintroduction of gray wolves …
The Role of Wolves as a Keystone Species: Examining the Ecological Effects and Conservation Implications of a Reintroduced Top Predator on the Scavenger Guild, Yellowstone National Park | Research Project Database | NCER | ORD | US EPA
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The Lone Wolf Returns | Orion Magazine
The Lone Wolf Returns January 06, 2014, by Joe Donnelly Last month, the first wild wolf recorded in California in ninety years made a quick return to the Golden State. The wolfs story was the subject of a feature by Joe Donnelly in the September/October 2013 issue of Orion. The lone gray wolf known to scientists as OR7 …
Seven Wolves Killed In Idaho’s Frank Church Wilderness by Government Hired Trapper | The Wildlife News
Seven Wolves Killed In Idahos Frank Church Wilderness by Government Hired Trapper By Ken Cole On January 8, 2014 · 17 Comments · In Forest Service, Idaho Wolves, Western Watersheds Project, Wolves Plaintiffs in the case against the wolf killing plan for the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho have learned that at least 7 wolves have been …