Field reporting, science and policy on gray wolves and Mexican wolves — recovery efforts, conflicts with ranchers, and the people working on coexistence.
Wolf pups begin practicing howls in late summer. Learn why August and September surveys help researchers confirm pups, map pack activity, and guide coexistence without close disturbance.
Do wolves swim? Yes. Wolves cross rivers, cool off in water, travel between islands, and coastal wolves can be remarkably strong swimmers in marine landscapes.
Wildfire does not erase wolf country. It reshapes movement, prey, cover, denning risk, and human overlap. Learn how wolves respond before, during, and after fire.
Curious about what wolf management looks like? Find out in this throwback RadioWild interview with Rob Klavins from Oregon Wild. Oregon Wild’s Rob Klavins is not new to…
You already know that wolves live in packs. Living in a pack helps the survival of all involved. Together, they can take down bigger prey, defend their territory,…
You probably know about dire wolves from the famous book series and TV show, Game of Thrones. In that series, dire wolves play an important role as the…
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