| Ticks Reduce Isle Royale Moose Population - 3/6/2003 A tick infestation accounts for the changes in the annual wolf-moose survey at Isle Royale National Park. Lean Times on Isle Royale - 3/8/2006 Moose numbers continue to plummet Bones Beat Trees as Markers for Environmental Change - 9/24/2007 Environmental change in the Earth’s atmosphere is clearly writ in the bones of wolves. Snowmobiles, Wolves and Elk: The Straight Poop - 3/6/2003 Snowmobiles do stress wolves and elk, but probably not as much as the other trials of winter. Food Fight: Wolves Pack Up to Out-Eat Ravens - 8/31/2004 Wolves and other predators may pack up to keep more food out of the mouths of scavengers. Quieting the Cry of the Wilderness - 11/26/2003 Canoes may be a risk to loon productivity Isle Royale Wolf-Moose Study Report - 3/5/2004 Global warming could be affecting wolf-moose balance Celebrating 50 Years of Wolf-Moose Research - 10/10/2007 Michigan Tech scientists have been studying the interactions of the wolves and moose of Isle Royale National Park for 50 years. Isle Royale National Park, Michigan Tech Celebrate 50 Years of Wolf-Moose Research - 7/23/2008 Isle Royale National Park hosts weekend celebration of 50th anniversary of the Wolf-Moose Predator-Prey Study. More Hard Times for Isle Royale Moose - 3/15/2005 Wolves hold their own as moose numbers plummet. Wolves, Moose Struggling on Isle Royale - 3/8/2007 Both populations plummet Bone Deformities Linked to Inbreeding in Wolves of Isle Royale - 4/7/2009 The wolves on Isle Royale are suffering from gentically deformed bones, and scientists from Michigan Tech blame extreme inbreeding. |