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Wolves Researchers

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Douglas W. Smith, PhD
  • National Park Service
Senior Wildlife Biologist

Yellowstone Center for Resources
PO Box 168
Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190
Doug_Smith@nps.gov

Projects:
- Wolf Captures & Radio Collaring
- Population Dynamics
- Predator-Prey Relationships
- Denning Ecology
- Wolf-Carnivore Interactions
- Food for the Masses
- Visitor Management and Outreach
- Habituated Wolves
- Population Genetics & Disease
- Summer Wolf Predation in on Yellowstone's Northern Range
Dr. Henry Harlow, PhD
  • University of Wyoming
Professor

Department of Zoology and Physiology

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Trophic Cascade Linking Wolves (Canis lupus), Coyotes (Canis latrans), and Small Mammals: Revisited after Eight Years
Dr. Robert Garrott, PhD
  • Montana State University
Professor and Director of Fish and Wildlife Management Program

Department of Ecology
rgarrott@montana.edu
http://www.montana.edu/rgarrott/

Projects:
- Predator-Prey Relationships
Emily Almberg
  • United States Geological Survey

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Canine distemper in the wolves of Yellowstone National Park
John A. Vucetich, PhD
  • Michigan Tech University

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Summer Wolf Predation in on Yellowstone's Northern Range
John Stephenson
  • National Park Service
Wildlife Biologist

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY 83012

john_a_stephenson@nps.gov

Projects:
- Monitoring Gray Wolves in Grand Teton
- Winter Wolf Predation in Grand Teton
Kate Wilmot
  • National Park Service
Bear Management Specialist

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY 83012

katharine_wilmot@nps.gov

 

Projects:
- Wildlife Vehicle Collisions in Grand Teton
L. David Mech
  • United States Geological Survey
Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Canine distemper in the wolves of Yellowstone National Park
Matt Metz
  • Michigan Tech University

mcmetz@mtu.edu

Projects:
- Summer Wolf Predation in on Yellowstone's Northern Range
Mike Jimenez
  • United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Wyoming Wolf Recovery Coordinator

mike_jimenez@fws.gov

Projects:
- Monitoring Gray Wolves in Grand Teton
- Winter Wolf Predation in Grand Teton
- Wolf Monitoring for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Outside of Yellowstone National Park
Robert Wayne
  • University of California- Los Angeles

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Population Genetics & Disease
Sarah Dewey
  • National Park Service
Wildlife Biologist

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY 83012

sarah_dewey@nps.gov

Projects:
- Wildlife Vehicle Collisions in Grand Teton
- Monitoring Gray Wolves in Grand Teton
- Winter Wolf Predation in Grand Teton
Steve Cain
  • National Park Service
Senior Wildlife Biologist

Grand Teton National Park

P.O. Drawer 170

Moose, WY  83012

steve_cain@nps.gov

Projects:
- Monitoring Gray Wolves in Grand Teton
- Winter Wolf Predation in Grand Teton
Toni K. Ruth
  • Hornocker Wildlife Institute
  • Selway Institute
  • Wildlife Conservation Society

Researcher Profile

Projects:
- Wolf-Carnivore Interactions