Following federal protection in 1974, gray wolves (Canis lupus) partially recolonized former
range in the western Great Lakes region, USA, yet remain absent from most of the eastern …

Emerging nature restoration agendas are increasing the pressure on rural communities to
coexist with expanding wildlife, including large carnivores. There are different interpretations …

Direct human-caused mortality accounts for about half of all large mammal mortality in North
America. For social species like gray wolves (Canis lupus), the death of pack members can …

Protected areas have long been recognized globally as an important strategy for conserving
biodiversity. However, the establishment of protected areas has often adversely impacted …

Species distribution models can facilitate conservation planning and action but presume
species-environment relationships are stable, which is not the case for invasive or …

Land use and climate change alter species distributions worldwide, and detecting and
understanding how species ranges shift can facilitate conservation planning and action …

Some Canis lupus (Gray Wolf, hereafter Wolf) live in disjunct populations including
Wisconsin's Central Forest Region (CFR), recolonizing there in the early 1990s. We …

It is commonly admitted that the continuous development of human infrastructure (HI),
resulting in natural habitat fragmentation, affects farmland birds by misleading their …

In response to concerns about the role of wolves as potential drivers of moose population
change, we investigated several aspects of predator-prey dynamics between wolves and …

This plan provides strategic guidance for the management of wolves in Michigan. It was
developed to help: 1) maintain a viable Michigan wolf population above a level that would …