Beloved Alaskan wolf pack feared dead due to hunting. ... but I hope I am wrong,” Anchorage biologist and wolf activist Rick Steiner told Alaska Dispatch News in June.

The wolf pack is the most recent fatality of a controversial Alaska policy that allows hunters to kill wolves and other large predators in the state’s national wildlife refuges, wildlife ...

Alaskan Wolf Pack Loses a Member. Male's Death Raises Ethical Issue of Hunting a Noted Group. April 20, 2005. By Blaine Harden. SEATTLE, April 20 -- An Alaskan wolf -- a black male that led the ...

Besides the future of this wolf pack, the implications of the study are turning some corners of the science world upside down. In a commentary , Princeton University Ecology professor Robert ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, March 18 (UPI) -- Alaskan wildlife officials say they are calling off the search for the pack of wolves believed responsible for the death of jogger Candice Berner.

On the September 26 episode of the Alaskan Bush People, Bird shared her need to move back to the wilderness of Alaska with her family. The Wolf Pack is still recovering from the Palmer Wildfires ...

A long studied and viewed Denali National Park wolf pack is on the verge of disappearing. The East Fork pack ranges near the park entrance, including on state land wolf advocates want closed to ...

Lying alone and listless on a snow-covered ridge, the large male wolf appeared injured, probably from a trap. Blood stained the snow near his front paws. Circling above in a single-engine airplane ...

In over a hundred years, Outdoor Life has published thousands — tens of thousands — of stories by many notable storytellers. One of those writers is Frank Glaser, whose tales of Alaskan adventure were ...

One of the most studied wolf packs in the world is gone thanks to an Alaska policy that allows hunters to kill wolves and other large predators in the state's national wildlife refuges. Friday, 07 ...

For decades, the wolves of the storied East Fork pack were beloved by researchers and tourists alike at Alaska’s Denali National Park. They frequented the park’s entrance and roads and became ...