The Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit has designed a new wolf monitoring system called a “Howlbox” that is making local and national headlines. You can read about in the Missoulian and the New York Times.
"High tech meets the call of the wild: Audio device uses howls to keep track of wolves" Missoulian 3/09/08 "A Bid to Lure Wolves With a Digital Call of the Wild" New York Times 3/19/08
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Ryan Kovach cheks a trap net in front of the Grand Tetons in Wyoming -Lisa Eby Photo
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