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It’s the dawn of a new era in Yellowstone. The wolves have returned. The grizzly bear population is at an all-time high. The mountain lions never left.
Filmed in the magnificent Yellowstone National Park, this documentary follows the packs of two rare alpha female White Wolves, their mates and their offsprin...
The wolves of Yellowstone | 60 Minutes Archive. "That's magnificent," said Bill Whitaker as he watched wild wolves in Yellowstone National Park in 2018. Wolves were eradicated in the...
Some 70 years after their extermination, in 1995 wolves were resettled in Yellowstone National Park, restoring an entire ecosystem which had been completely out of balance. Filmed over the course of a year-and-a-half, this documentary follows the largest pack in the park and tells a unique success story, with surprises and unexpected setbacks.
Wolves: A Legend Returns to Yellowstone (2000): This documentary explores the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park and their impact on the ecosystem. It showcases the challenges and successes of the wolf reintroduction program.
Wolf expert Rick McIntyre’s 2020 book "The Reign of Wolf 21" is the true love story of an alpha pair who lead their Yellowstone pack with grace, courage, and an unbreakable bond. Living on Earth’s Jenni Doering has the story of these remarkable wolves’ lives and what they can teach us about love, loyalty, and leadership.
Return of the Wolf: Directed by Bob Landis, Michael Rosenfeld. With Michael Carroll, Martin Davis, Doug Smith. This feature length special about the gray wolf recovery project in Yellowstone triumphs in providing an unprecedented perspective on wild wolves.
This National Geographic documentary looks into the reintegration of wolves within the parameters of the oldest national park in the United States, Yellowstone of Wyoming.
Shane joins Yellowstone National Park’s wolf recovery lead, Dan Stahler, to investigate a fresh kill and learn why humans can’t replace the role that wild predators play in our ecosystems.
In 1926 the last wolf was killed in Yellowstone National Park. For 70 years the top predator was missing and elk, its prey, increased dramatically to over 20,000, turning vast areas of Yellowstone into an ecological disaster zone, browsing down.