I've been reading the novel The Rise of Wolf 8 by Rick McIntyre, a story about the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park, and I have grown quite fond of the Yellowstone Wolves - as well as wolves in general - and I'd like to learn more about the wolves currently at the park.
There is an annual report posted on their website about the population of wolves. As of January 2020, there have been 94 wolves recorded among eight packs.
Cougar Creek, 8 Mile, Phantom Lake, Wapiti Lake, Mollie's, Junction Butte, Lamar Canyon, and Bechler are the current packs in Yellowstone. There are seven breeding pairs among these packs.
I'll try to conduct a studbook-like document to keep track of the wolves and their relations.
There is an annual report posted on their website about the population of wolves. As of January 2020, there have been 94 wolves recorded among eight packs.
Cougar Creek, 8 Mile, Phantom Lake, Wapiti Lake, Mollie's, Junction Butte, Lamar Canyon, and Bechler are the current packs in Yellowstone. There are seven breeding pairs among these packs.
I'll try to conduct a studbook-like document to keep track of the wolves and their relations.
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