The Wolves in Nature Project
Wolves in nature (WIN) is a research and educational project with the purpose of investigating the role of a top predator, the gray wolf (Canis Lupus), in structuring ecological communities. Special emphasis is on the role of wolves as potential keystone species in top-down community regulation with linkages to biodiversity through trophic cascades.
View Dr. Ripple's video on aspen, elk and wolves in Yellowstone (28 MB).
Listen to the wolves howl
Wolf trends in the United States
Wolf and other wildlife photos
News articles about wolves and aspen
hits since 2002.
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