After governments’ OK, Canadian wolves to be brought to Isle Royale NP in next step of replenishment

With four wolves moved this fall from Minnesota to Isle Royale National Park, the National Park Service now is looking to Canada to obtain more wolves for the park in Lake Superior.

The support and assistance of Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder and Ontario Premier Doug Ford made the next step of the Isle Royale wolf translocation project possible.

https://www.nationalparkstraveler.org/2018/10/national-park-service-hopes-import-wolves-canada-isle-royale

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After governments’ OK, Canadian wolves to be brought to Isle Royale NP in next step of replenishment

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