Idaho wolf study
Over the course of the summer more than 800 game cameras spread throughout the woods and mountains of Idaho have been taking photos every 10 minutes. Simultaneously.
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Wildlife biologist Michelle Kemner deploys a game camera as part of idaho Fish and Game's wolf monitoring program.
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Game cameras like this one were set out this summer as part of Idaho Fish and Game's new wolf monitoring program, which will allow the state's wildlife managers to generate the first estimate of wolf numbers since 2015.
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Gray wolves from the Carpenter Ridge Pack seen from above in northeast Washington.
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A male gray wolf waking up after being captured and collared by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife staff.
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