DRAFT - Learn how to track wild wolves from northeastern Minnesota using an online database from the International Wolf Center.

2. International Wolf Center The International Wolf Center advances the survival of wolf populations by teaching about wolves, their relationship to wildlands and the human role in their future.

3. Long History of Wolf Research in Northern Minnesota

4. Radio Telemetry

5. Radio Telemetry

7. VHF Radio Collar for Wolves and Deer

8. Track Wild Wolves at www.wolf.org!

10. Landing page

11. Landing page

28. What do you do with this data?

34. Find Township 62 North

37. Find Range 8 West

38. R. 8 W. T. 62 N.

40. R. 8 W. T. 62 N.

41. Find Section 36

42. R. 8 W. T. 62 N.

43. Narrow down further for wolf locations. Graphic courtesy of the University of Oklahoma, College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences

44. TN62 RW8 S36 NW Graphic courtesy of the University of Oklahoma, College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences

45. R. 8 W. T. 62 N.

46. Description helps you double check your work.

47. R. 8 W. T. 62 N.

48. R. 8 W. T. 62 N.

49. Big Deal…..

50. It is!! We can learn a lot about wolves doing this!

51. Territorial behavior

52. Population size

53. Hunting behavior

54. Dispersal

55. Mortality

56. What questions do you have?

57. www.wolf.org