The Voyageur II ferry arrived on a foggy morning at this remote and rugged national park after a two-hour trip across the ...

Author Jeffrey Holden gives an in-depth look at how citizen researchers help scientists track wolf and moose populations on ...

How the Isle Royale wolf-moose study began "Wolf Island," a new book by renowned wolf researcher L. David Mech, highlights the start of the now famous Isle Royale predator/prey study back in 1958.

ISLE ROYALE, MI - The annual report on Michigan's Isle Royale wolf and moose populations has been released. And unlike recent years where island-watchers were just waiting to see if the remote ...

“We recovered footage of a group of four wolf pups taken in January 2021 by remote cameras at the east end of Isle Royale,” said Sarah Hoy, research assistant professor in Michigan Tech’s College of ...

Moose first arrived on the island over a century ago after swimming from the mainland. Moose are able to swim over 5 mph, and the 15-mile swim to Isle Royale is well within their range.

Earlier this week, the National Park Service reported that two campers were found dead at a remote backcountry campground on Isle Royale — an island on Lake Superior that is a two-hour ferry ride from ...

Updates on Isle Royale’s moose population present a sharp contrast to the wolf observations. As was the case in last year’s winter study, the number of moose declined by about 28% from the previous ...

Well, the posts are wrong. Moose Boulder doesn’t exist. Roger Dickey and his mom, Ellie Talburtt, can prove it. In August 2019, the duo traveled to Isle Royale National Park to try to see Moose ...

Isle Royale, about 20 miles off Minnesota's north shore, faces an "ongoing ecological dilemma," the resolution says, as the moose continue to decimate balsam fir, watershield plants and other park ...

Gray wolves that were taken to Michigan's Isle Royale National Park to rebuild its nearly extinct population are forming social groups and staking out territory — promising signs despite heavy ...

Gray wolves that were taken to Michigan’s Isle Royale National Park to rebuild its nearly extinct population are forming social groups and staking out territory — promising signs despite heavy ...