Canada | Wolves in Banff NP fare no better than those outside because of hunting just outside park

A study shows grey wolves in Banff National Park don't live much longer than those in the rest of Alberta because many are being hunted or trapped when they leave the protected area.

The paper that documents the survival of Banff wolves over three decades was published this week in the journal Global Ecology and Conservation.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/banff-national-park-grey-wolves-mark-hebblewhite-montana-1.5766695

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Canada | Wolves in Banff NP fare no better than those outside because of hunting just outside park

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