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Wolf Monitor, Current News, Sightings, Legal Action, Wolf Pack Maps, Photos By News Reporter Cat Urbigkit • Pinedale Online!

MAPS

Wyoming Wolf Packs (Outside Yellowstone National Park) (26K PDF, 2009)

Packs in Wyoming (2009) (136K PDF)

Greater Yellowstone Wolf Recovery Area (3696K, PDF, 2/19/10)

Northern Rocky Mountain Gray Wolf Distinct Population Segment Area (310K, 2/19/10)

Northwest Montana Wolf Recovery Area (279K, 1 page PDF, 2/19/10)

Central Idaho Wolf Recovery Area
(303K, 1 page PDF, 2/19/10)

Wolf photo by Jim Peach, National Park Service
NPS photo

FAST FACTS

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports that in 2009 in Wyoming (outside the national parks) a total of 21 packs produced >89 pups and met the FWS breeding pair definition. Mean litter size of pups surviving to 31 December 2009 was 4.1 pups per litter and ranged from 2-14 pups (14 pups were a double litter)

Wolf Watchers at Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Jim Peaco.
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Wolf tracks. Photo by Douglas Smith, National Park Service.
NPS photo

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