Yellowstone’s ecological transformation through the reintroduction of wolves has become a case study for how to correct out-of-balance ecosystems. But new research challenges that notion.Credit ...

In conclusion, the introduction of Artificial Intelligence into the domain of wildlife research represents a revolutionary stride in our quest to understand and conserve Yellowstone’s wolves.

Fifteen years after wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in 1995 ... propose some of the earlier research and articles coming to such conclusions were “excessive simplifications ...

New research shows that by reducing populations ... from the area. The last known Yellowstone wolf pack was killed in 1926, and the canines were also wiped out in most of their historic range ...

The study, made public Wednesday, is part of a body of research examining how the reintroduction of wolves impacted Yellowstone’s ecology. The study examined the idea of a trophic cascade — or ...

The controversial program to return the predators to the American West has produced tension for three decades.

Going to Yellowstone and want to hear the howling of wolves? There are a lot of factors at play but the most important is ...

Shutterstock Image One of the factors that draws tourists towards Yellowstone is the incredible wildlife. Although there have ...

After his time tracking them in Banff as a young man, Hebblewhite dedicated his career to studying wolves and their prey in Yellowstone and beyond. Hebblewhite’s research explores how wolf pack ...

After his time tracking them in Banff as a young man, Hebblewhite dedicated his career to studying wolves and their prey in Yellowstone and beyond. Hebblewhite’s research explores how wolf pack ...

A researcher who studies wolves in Yellowstone National Park has shared ... Wolf 1479F, who is wearing a research collar, belongs to the Junction Butte Pack in the park’s northern range.