This month, the Journal of Mammalogy published a collection of articles criticizing the current structure of lethal control of predators, including wolves. The number of carnivores killed annually is staggering. Nearly 69,000 coyotes and 400…
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In his eyes you see curiosity and intelligence. He is a keeper of his family’s knowledge, passing down his wisdom from one generation to the next. He shares a community that relies on his leadership…
Can the death of a single wolf cause the rest of the pack to fall apart? Studies show it can, depending on which wolf is killed, the size of the pack, and the season. What...
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