PHOTOGRAPHS
Wolves of the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem
Photographs of the wolves and their prey in the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem.
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Wolf O5E - a yearling wolf during the time of his capture in 2023.
Two wolves from the Cranberry Bay pack travel over a frozen beaver pond. Taken by one of our trail cameras.
Wolf V028, the breeding male of the Moose River Pack until 2018, was photographed here on a remote camera. Remote cameras are an invaluable tool for studying wolves in densely forested areas like Voyageurs.
Wolf O5E - a yearling wolf during the time of his capture in 2023.
From the Field
A collection of images from our time in the field studying the wolves of the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem.
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Tom Gable (Left) and Maeve Rogers (Right) evaluate the teeth on yearling wolf O6C during a capture.
Austin Homkes checks out a camera deployed on a beaver dam. Trail cameras are a vital part of our work, and we have deployed over one thousand cameras in the field!
Austin Homkes carefully collects a blood sample from Wolf V055 of the Sheep Ranch Pack. Blood samples can be used for genetics, diet, and disease/parasite screenings.
Tom Gable (Left) and Maeve Rogers (Right) evaluate the teeth on yearling wolf O6C during a capture.
The Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem
Photographs of the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem taken while doing fieldwork
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The colors, shapes, and contours of Voyageurs waterways are amazing when viewed from the air.
Beautiful sunsets over the lake are never in short supply in the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem.
One of the >1,000 active beaver lodges in the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem.
The colors, shapes, and contours of Voyageurs waterways are amazing when viewed from the air.