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A Conversation with Suzanne Stone
by Suzanne Stone
The Northern Rockies wolf specialist for Defenders of Wildlife provides another perspective
regarding the delisting of that wolf population.
by Bruce Erickson
A variety of people answer questions about the wolf hunts in Idaho and Montana offering
a full spectrum of opinions.
Back to the Future
by Mary Ortiz
This year, the International Wolf Center celebrates its 25th anniversary and its history
of making a difference in the survival of wolf populations. In 1985, a small group of
people led by Dave Mech created this nonprofit educational organization dedicated to
teaching the world about wolves.
The Maturation of Another Litter
by Lori Schmidt, Wolf Curator, International Wolf Center
The International Wolf Center has raised litters of pups since the first temporary
exhibit in 1989. During the winter of 2009-10, the Exhibit Pack showed behaviors that
coincide with maturing wolves.
Studying Ellesmere Wolves: High Tech in the High Arctic
by Dean Cluff
"Wolves are very intriguing animals but difficult to get to know," says Dave Mech.
(Mech 1997:19). This fact has lured Mech to the High Arctic region of Canada's north,
with the promise that more could be learned about the behavior and ecology of wolves.
Wolves are not afraid of humans here because they are not hunted this far north.
The Deer and the Wolf Pack
by Delma Clace, Sioux Lookout, Ont .
She was to be the sixth deer we saw making her way precariously across the ice on
Abram Lake that day. It was Boxing Day 2007, and I stood at my kitchen window watching
her through binoculars, wondering if she, too, would make it safely across. Because
the current is too strong to freeze the lake solidly, there is always open water in
that area. I had no idea what was about to unfold before my eyes.
Book Review of Recovery of Gray Wolves in the Great Lakes Region of the United States
by Steve Grooms
The cradle of wolf restoration is an irregular mass of land wrapped around the western
tip of Lake Superior, including portions of northern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan.
This is where wolf restoration in the contiguous United States first happened and
where wolf restoration continues to be uniquely successful.
Professionalism
by Steve Grooms
When Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger guided his A320 Airbus down on the Hudson
River last January, the maneuver struck some observers as suicidal. Attempts at ditching
airliners in water almost always end in mayhem and death. Yet Sully hit the water at
exactly the right angle for a controlled crash landing.
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