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  1. 13 cze 2024 · The survey, completed last winter, found the population distributed among 158 packs in the Upper Peninsula, with an average of 4.8 wolves per pack. This year’s survey represents the highest population estimate since 2012, when the department began doing the semiannual survey.

  2. 5 dni temu · Wolf range is approximately 25 percent of the map shown, including 90 percent of the Upper Peninsula and 100 percent on Isle Royale. Satellite image of Lake Superior with Isle Royale located near the northwestern shore.

  3. 6 lut 2023 · UPPER PENINSULA — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recently released its 2022 Upper Peninsula Gray Wolf Population Survey, highlighting the stability of the wolf population. The survey recorded 631 wolves, plus or minus 49 wolves.

  4. 17 sty 2023 · Wildlife biologists from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources today released their findings of the latest Michigan gray wolf survey. The survey, conducted in early 2022, shows the wolf population in the Upper Peninsula remains stable, as it has for more than a decade.

  5. 18 sty 2023 · An analysis of data collected in 2022 produced an estimate of 631 wolves, give or take 49, the Department of Natural Resources said Tuesday. The survey estimated 136 packs roam the peninsula in Michigan’s far north, with an average of four to five animals in each.

  6. 12 paź 2023 · The legal status of wolves in Michigan at the federal and state level has changed multiple times, which impacts the ability of all agencies in the Great Lakes to manage wolves. The latest attempt to federally delist wolves became effective in January 2021, but this attempt was also vacated by a U.S. District judge returning wolves to the ...

  7. 19 sty 2023 · A recent survey from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources shows the state’s wolf population has stabilized. The latest data estimates about 630 wolves live in the Upper Peninsula. That’s a remarkable comeback from less than a dozen wolves thirty years ago.