Isle Royale

"What's a bit unusual in this case is: it's not just that people are seeing wolves, but the wolves seem to be investigating human food sources..."

Wolf and moose populations are stabilizing on the only national park in Michigan.

Michigan Technological University's wolf-moose study is the longest running predator-prey study in the world. Surveying was suspended this year because of prolonged warm temperatures melting some of the ice pack on Isle Royale.

The National Park Service released a plan to manage the remote island’s cultural resources, located in the few areas of the more than 130,000-acre park that are not designated as wilderness.

Isle Royale National Park is reporting at least two new wolf pups have been born on the island.The park has so far transported 19 wolves to the island in…

Wolves on Isle Royale have begun to hunt and travel as a group.It’s part of a process park officials say could eventually lead to the formation of the…

A new report says wolves relocated to Isle Royale National Park appear to be adapting to the island.Using tracking collars placed on wolves brought the…

State officials said three new wolves have found their new homes at Isle Royale National Park, bringing the island’s population up to 17. The goal of the…

A wolf relocated to Isle Royale during the past winter was found dead. Officials said the cause of death is unknown. Back in March, the wolf’s tracking…

Moose populations are still going wild on Isle Royale. That's according to Michigan Technological University’s annual winter study.But wildlife managers…