by Rachel Tilseth, First published in Silent Sports Magazine’s April 2022 issue and reprinted with permission. Every winter, wolf trackers…
Read MoreCoexistence Holiday: Let’s take the first path before us and howl a chorus or two together.
To hear those howls a singing awayA howl here and a howl over thereCome on, it’s lovely weather for a…
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White-tailed deer are bad for wildflowers & sugar maples and research shows how wolves are keeping them in check
With the resurgence of wolves in the region, smart deer are learning to keep away from areas with many of…
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The call of the wild lone wolf
On a cool autumn evening in October we drove down an unpaved-country road in search of the wild Wisconsin wolf.…
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Wolves are benifical for the health of Wisconsin’s forests…
…According to a study by USDA Forest Service Research & Development: Wolf Recovery and the Future of Wisconsin’s Forests: A…
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