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Students Studied Wolves in Class. Tracking Them in Yellowstone Made Conservation Personal.
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Students Studied Wolves in Class. Tracking Them in Yellowstone Made Conservation Personal.
From Better.net: Before sunrise on a June morning in Yellowstone National Park, a group of students from Washington Jesuit Academy in Washington, D.C., stood on Blacktail Plateau in the dark, radio telemetry equipment crackling in their hands, tracking a signal that could be the Rescue Creek wolf pack. Click here for the full story. The post Students Studied Wolves in Class. Tracking Them in Yellowstone Made Conservation Personal. first appeared…
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