Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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INTERVIEW: Noel interviews Dr. Ron Sutherland about the history of the critically endangered red wolf population of North Carolina, his team's trail camera study of wildlife in the Alligator River and Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge areas, and possible trophic cascades impacts of the red wolves on mesopredators and game birds.

Learn more about wolves.
Dr. Sutherland | wildlandsnetwork.org/ron-sutherland
The Wolves & Moose of Isle Royale-AP Bio Unit 8 | bit.ly/3yhlRgi
Ecological effects of a declining red wolf population | zslpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/acv.12919

Video & Image credits:
Trail camera video & photos used courtesy of Dr. Ron Sutherland and The Wildlands Network
Historical range of the red wolf | bit.ly/3UC2CFI
Mount-mitchell-logged-trees-nc1 | bit.ly/44B0W3V
Red wolf release | bit.ly/3UTihlk
Red wolf puppy | bit.ly/3WxS0u5
Red wolf pups | bit.ly/3yreMJS
Red wolf watching deer at Cades Cove-Great Smoky Mountains | bit.ly/3wnbSFJ
Sign Alligator River NWR ncwetlands KG | bit.ly/4dz5VWN
Comparative image of a red wolf and a western coyote | bit.ly/44FBTNd
Virginiawachtel | bit.ly/4br6Tmk

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