Wolves

There are only about 500 Ethiopian wolves left in the wild—and they face a number of growing threats. One non-profit is working to save them.

Four wolves were airdropped onto an island where ice bridges no longer allow consistent access to the mainland.

As wolves arrive in California for the first time since the 1920s, ranchers are turning to non-lethal methods to deter the gray wolves, once seen as livestock-killing vermin.

A large chunk of the country's forests were harmed in 2015 by wildlife—77 percent due to deer. Bringing back an apex predator could help staunch the bleeding.

Wildlife Services, an infamous federal agency that kills tens of thousands of native predators a year, is reviled by conservationists around the country. Is reform looming?

This Montana cattle ranch is trying to ensure its operations benefit wildlife—and yes, that means wolves, too.

New research opens up the possibility that the bond between humans and dogs is much older than previously thought.

A new hypothesis suggests that our ancestors trained wolves to help them kill.

Observations from a day spent watching the “8 Mile” pack in Yellowstone with crowds of tourists from an environmental scientist who should know better.