Transplanted wolves appear to be adjusting to new home in Isle Royale NP

Wolves transplanted to Isle Royale National Park in a bid to establish a healthy prey-predator ratio appear to be settling in and adding members to their packs, according to recent field work, with at least four individuals believed to have been born on the island since 2020.

The new members were captured in late April and early May during work to attach GPS radio collars so researchers could track the wolves' movements across the Lake Superior island in northern Michigan.

https://www.nationalparkstraveler.org/2021/08/wolves-transplanted-isle-royale-national-park-appear-be-settling

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