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How Wolves Benefit Their Ecosystems

Our colleague Doug Smith from the National Park Service discusses how wolves have changed Yellowstone.…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMarch 13, 2023
ArticlesEcology & Natural Historyⓘ Facts & FAQsReintroductionWolvesYellowstone

Of Wolves & Taxonomy

Arguments about what subspecies of gray wolf Colorado will choose to reintroduce are another red…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMarch 12, 2023
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How have wolves affected Yellowstone’s elk?

Will wolves wipe out elk and deer? The claim that wolves have “decimated” their prey…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMarch 12, 2023
ConservationEcology & Natural HistoryEndangered SpeciesReintroductionResearchYellowstone

Capturing & Collaring – A Wild Ride

In late 2023, Colorado is set to act on the will of a majority of…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMarch 12, 2023
Ecology & Natural HistoryElkWolvesYellowstone

The Chase

Predator-prey chases happen countless times every day in wild country, but humans rarely witness these…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMarch 12, 2023
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Grandmother Tree As Wolf Nursery

In this post, two longtime wolf advocates share an intimate look at their shared experience…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectJanuary 10, 2021

The Howling Wilderness

Doug Smith Tells The Truth About Wolves, But Will Anyone Listen?

BY AL KESSELHEIM • JANUARY 2021

https://www.thesunmagazine.org/issues/541/the-howling-wilderness
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When Wolves Were Reintroduced in Yellowstone, Some Unexpected Species Benefitted

By SIMONE SCULLY, originally published on Upworthy.com On a quiet hike in Yellowstone National Park, some…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectFebruary 24, 2020

How to Save a Species

This interview between author and entrepreneur Tim Ferris and Mike Phillips, a founder of the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project, was a watershed event in securing the ultimate passage of Colorado's wolf reintroduction measure, Proposition 114, in 2020.

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https://tim.blog/2019/08/21/mike-phillips/
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Interview With an Expert — Mike Phillips

This month, we interviewed Mike Phillips, Executive Director of the Turner Endangered Species Fund, Montana…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMay 30, 2019
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The Rocky Mountain Wolf Project, a project of the Biophilia Foundation (Tax ID #52-2199334), aims to improve public understanding of gray wolf behavior, ecology, and options for re-establishing the species in Colorado. The benchmark of our success: Wolves again roaming the snow-capped peaks, rim rock canyons, and primeval forests of western Colorado.

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We take pains to always use photos of wild gray wolves. Unless otherwise specified, all photos are from the digital image archives of the National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, or other Federal agencies with assets governed by public domain use rights.

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