Today, half of Yellowstone's wolves live in and around the Lamar Valley, where the animals were first reintroduced.

Although the gray wolf remains an endangered -- and therefore protected -- species, wolves nevertheless face the same risks as any other animal species.

FILM & VIDEO recently interviewed Bob Landis about wildlife cinematography, working in Yellowstone, and the experience of making “In the Valley of the Wolves.” With the mission of protecting ...

I’ve long been eagerly anticipating the publication of wolf expert Dr. John Vucetich’s book titled Restoring the Balance: What Wolves Tell Us about Our Relationship with Nature, a detailed ...

Thirty-one wolves were captured in Canada and released into the park between 1995 and 1996. At it peak, in 2004, the wolf population in Yellowstone numbered 174.

This fall’s ballot initiative 107 will call for the introduction of gray wolves into Colorado’s Western Slope. It is a well-established fact that there are presently wolves in Colorado that have ...

Chances are, you can name a story about a wolf. These creatures have captured humanities imagination and fears for generations. However behind the stigmas and stories lie one of North America’s most ...