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Scientists: Pup births hopeful sign for Isle Royale wolves

7/12/2021: Wolf pups have been spotted again on Isle Royale, a hopeful sign in the effort to rebuild the predator species' population at the U.S. national park.

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Trail cameras used for moose, wolf research at Isle Royale

7/72021: Global Wildlife Conservation Center researchers will continue monitoring wolf and moose populations with their partners to characterize their effects on this ecosystem and the success of the wolf introduction program.

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Researchers to track human impacts on Isle Royale wildlife

6/2/2021: Visitors to Isle Royale National Park this summer are being asked to share data about their hiking routes as part of a project to study wildlife behavior.

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Scientists: Pup births hopeful sign for Isle Royale wolves

Trail cameras used for moose, wolf research at Isle Royale

Researchers to track human impacts on Isle Royale wildlife

Our Research

The Global Wildlife Conservation Center is pleased to be a voting member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

We are losing species 100 times faster than any other time in our history. This unprecedented loss cannot continue.