The distinct Alexander Archipelago wolves roam the islands and coastal mainland in the Alexander Archipelago, a network of more than 1,000 islands, glaciated peaks and deep river valleys in remote ...

The Alexander Archipelago wolf is not endangered, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Tuesday. In a 94-page analysis, staff of the Anchorage office of U.S. Fish and Wildlife found that while ...

Is “The Alexander Archipelago Wolf” a rare threatened species? No! It doesn’t exist! “Cry Wolf” is simply a part of the ongoing preservationist’s campaign to eliminate natural resource development in ...

(CN) — Alaska is one of the last remnants of the wild in North America. It is home to a thriving population of wolves, with scientists estimating as many as 11,000 of the animals roam the vast ...

An Alaska Department of Fish and Game wildlife biologist came upon this Alexander Archipelago wolf on Prince of Wales Island in the summer of 2018. (Kris Larson/ADF&G) A coalition of conservationists ...

The Alexander Archipelago wolves, genetically and geographically distinct from other gray wolves, depend on the old-growth forest habitat found on Southeast Alaska's coastline and islands. Their ...