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Wolves are here to stay. See how people are learning to live and work alongside them.
RANCHING IN WOLF COUNTRY 
Predators—Friend or Foe?
by Tony Malmberg
HUNTING IN WOLF COUNTRY 
Wild Lands, Wolves and Wapiti
by Corey Fisher

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WOLVES KEEP FORESTS NUTRIENT RICH
The downed prey of wolves found to create hotspots of forest fertility.
by JEREMY HANCE, Mongabay.com
WITH WOLVES IN WOODS, EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED
It is useful to be reminded that the wolf plays a useful and legitimate role on the landscape.
by GREG TOLLEFSON, Missoulian.
BIOLOGIST’S FINDINGS SHOW FOREST DIVERSITY, HEALTH INFLUENCED BY WOLVES
Remove the wolf...everything changes, top to bottom, right down to the dirt.
by MICHAEL JAMISON, Missoulian
Have wolves eaten all the elk in idaho? Not even close, according to Idaho Fish & Game
by JACK BALLARD, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
LIE DOWN WITH WOLVES: PARTS ONE & TWO
Learn about an experimental program to keep wolves away from sheep using non-lethal methods.
by ADAM COTTRELL, Boise State Radio























