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When Daniel Stahler started work in Yellowstone National Park in 1997, it wasn’t clear how the ambitious push to restore wolves to their native habitat would go.

A family of black bears has been destroying research trail cameras in Voyageurs National Park. The vandals have been caught on video five times.

Dan Stahler has been selected to lead Yellowstone National Park’s Wolf Project.

Dan Stahler has been selected to lead Yellowstone National Park’s Wolf Project.

If you live in an area where wolves are becoming more abundant, you might ask yourself: what do wolves eat?

The best shots from the trail cameras that wildlife researchers in Minnesota use to monitor the local wolves.

Rajkot: Rajkot: Whimpers of wolf cubs fall like melodies on the ears as one strolls through Junagadh’s 160-year-old Sakkarbaug Zoo in Junagadh.

The Voyageurs Wolf Project has tracked wolves teaching themselves to hunt spawning white suckers.

The Voyageurs Wolf Project has tracked wolves teaching themselves to hunt spawning white suckers.

A rare black wolf, wandering alone, has been caught on camera by wildlife experts in Minnesota, stirring up ...