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Research published in the past month by scientists with the Voyageurs Wolf Project reveals further insights into how and where wolves in far northern Minnesota hunt for their prey, and how in some cases that hunting can have a profound impact on the region’s forests.

Your point about abandoned ponds is spot on, and that is precisely what we do see in Voyageurs. Most wetlands in the area are not occupied by beavers. For instance, we digitized a little over 7,000 beaver ponds from aerial imagery in our study area, which is about 1,500 square kilometers (excluding large lakes).

A new study by the Voyageurs Wolf Project confirmed that wolves affect how far beavers are willing to stray from water

New research from the Voyageurs Wolf Project shows humans may affect the way wolves hunt deer.

What happens when an apex predator meets — and eats — an ecosystem engineer?

REGIONAL— It’s been a tough few years for northeastern Minnesota deer hunters and that has put the state’s most prominent predator in the cross hairs of a prominent billboard that …

The report shows a slight decrease in average pack size, from 4.7 in 2021-22 to 4.2 in 2022-23. The two numbers are significantly higher than 2019-20 and 2020-21, which were at 3.1.

REGIONAL— A new study, recently published in the journal Oikos, has confirmed that predators play an important role in the health of ecosystems beyond their effects on the behavior and …

Articles and videos about Wolves caught fishing in northern Minnesota: Video on FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul.

A look back at San Diegos food evolution over the years with longtime food critic and chief content officer Troy Johnson.