“The Alexander Archipelago wolf, one of Alaska’s most fascinating species, needs the protection of the Endangered Species Act if it’s to have any chance of survival,” Rebecca Noblin ...

The story of the wolves, the island and the ancient forest began long before there were struggling sawmills and endangered species.

The Northwestern wolf (Canis lupus occidentalis), also known as the Mackenzie Valley wolf or Alaskan Timber wolf, is one of the largest and most deadly grey wolf subspecies.

The gray wolf, or Canis lupis, once ... Today, they are distributed to the open tundra and forests primarily in Alaska, Canada and the northern U.S. -- at just 15% of their former range, ...

While gray wolf populations have begun to recover There are 5,500 gray wolf individuals in the wild in the lower 48 states, and approximately double that number reside in Alaska alone.

The rare gray wolf subspecies, which inhabits the coastal rainforests of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia, faces numerous threats. Legal trapping recently killed more than half the wolves in one ...

Scientists began tracking wolves on the island with GPS collars in 2012. By analyzing their scat (feces) in 2017 they determined that deer were the main food source, making it 75% of their diet.

The last member of the Alaska Zoo’s resident wolf pack has died at the age of 16, zoo staff said Monday. Windy was a gray female who came to the zoo in Anchorage in 2006, one of a half-dozen ...

This is for our farmers and ranchers who are working hard to feed America and other parts of the world,” Boebert said.