Yale Environment 360: In the spring of 1995, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service captured several wolves from west central Alberta and set them loose the next year in Yellowstone National Park, hoping they would fill in the missing link in the park’s complex system of predator-prey relationships.
Wolves hadn’t been seen in Yellowstone in 70 years. Beyond anyone’s wildest expectations, and despite fierce opposition of some local ranchers and hunters, these and other wolves brought in from Alberta and British Columbia......
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Killing Wolves: A Product of Alberta’s Big Oil and Gas Boom
Posted by Yale Environment 360: Ed Struzik on October 27th, 2011
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