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wolves

A record number of wolves are roaming the forests and fields of Oregon, 20 years after the species returned to the state.
Arts, Culture & Media
Charlotte McConaghy’s new novel imagines reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands
Arts, Culture & Media
Making Music For Animals
Arts, Culture & Media
Making Music for Animals
Kodiak bear
Environment
Congress repeals a regulation limiting hunting in Alaska’s wildlife refuges
Rancher Bill Johnson and wildlife researcher Carol Bogezi on Johnson's ranch in Washington's Teanaway Valley. Bogezi has been working with Johnson and other ranchers in eastern Washington to try to find a way to help them live more amicably with wolves.
Environment
How Washington ranchers are learning to cope with wolves, with lessons from Uganda
Caribou on a winter landscape in British Columbia
Environment
In British Columbia, the government has begun killing wolves in order to save the caribou
Wolf howling
Environment
Researchers show wolves use ‘howling dialects’ to communicate
A pair of gray wolves in an undated file photo that were moved from the Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, wolf refuge, to a new refuge in northern New Jersey.
Environment
How success saving the gray wolf may backfire on environmentalists
Red Wolf Roams Again
Yellowstone Wolves: Ensnared Again in Controversy
Cry Wolf
Wolf Tourism
Wolves in the West
Living with the Lobo
The Wolf and the Soul of the West
Return of the Wolf
Ethiopian Wolves
Wolf Reintroductions