When Wolves Changed the Course of Rivers
In January 1995, wildlife biologists released fourteen gray wolves into Yellowstone National Park after a seventy-year absence. What happened next stunned the scientific world. Within...
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In January 1995, wildlife biologists released fourteen gray wolves into Yellowstone National Park after a seventy-year absence. What happened next stunned the scientific world. Within a few years, elk herds that had overgrazed the valleys grew cautious and moved on. Vegetation exploded along riverbanks. Trees that hadn't stood in decades suddenly towered over streams. Songbirds returned. Beaver populations surged. And then something almost miraculous: the rivers themselves changed course.…
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