The Woodland Park Zoo announced Friday that its sole 14-year-old gray wolf, Shila, has passed away. The Woodland Park Zoo said animal keepers found Shila dead this morning in her habitat.

Reintroducing wolves could expand woodland areas and reduce CO2 – study - Researchers acknowledged there may be controversy ...

Shila, the sole surviving gray wolf at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo, died Friday. She was the last of four wolf sisters who arrived in 2010 from the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park, where ...

Fortunately for Scotland’s climate, reintroducing wolves to the region could lead to native woodland growth and increased CO 2 sequestration. Large carnivores, in fact, may be a nature-based ...

A new symbol of wolf pride now stands in the heart of Woodland High School: A bronze wolf statue. As their senior gift, Woodland High School Associated Student Body (ASB) students unveiled the ...

Shila, the gray wolf, has been under her care since she was 6 years old – today, she’s 14. That’s why when Shila started losing her balance earlier this summer, her caretaker noticed.

Reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands could lead to an expansion of native woodland which could take in and store one million metric tons of CO2 annually, according to a new study led by ...

— The Woodland Park Zoo announced Friday that its sole 14-year-old gray wolf, Shila, has passed away. The Woodland Park Zoo said animal keepers found Shila dead this morning in her habitat.

Reintroducing wolves in the Scottish Highlands could lead to an expansion of native woodland which could take in and store one million tonnes of CO2 per year, environmental researchers have suggested.

Shila, the sole surviving gray wolf at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo, died Friday. She was the last of four wolf sisters who arrived in 2010 from the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park, where ...

SEATTLE — As animal keeper Karen McRae does her daily rounds, the animals she tends to have learned to pick her out of a crowd. “I think she sees me now,” McRae said. “Hi, Shila.” Shila ...

Shila, the gray wolf, has been under her care since she was 6 years old – today, she’s 14. That’s why when Shila started losing her balance earlier this summer, her caretaker noticed.