A newly collared wolf from the Beyem Seyo pack in Plumas County. image credit - Malia Byrtus
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By Malia Byrtus – McCloud, CA
UC Berkeley’s California Wolf Project conducts research in Siskiyou County After a 100-year absence, wolves have naturally recolonized California. The rapid growth of the species has created an urgent need for practical, adaptive and innovative science to guide conservation and management efforts.
Dr. Kaggie Orrick, a researcher for the California Wolf Project, examines an elk carcass at a cluster investigation site in Siskiyou County. Image credit – Malia Byrtus
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