By: Louis Tedeschi and Joseph Cammarata The Wolf’s Way of Life  Wolves live in the deciduous forests of North America, Europe, and Asia.  Wolves live.

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By: Louis Tedeschi and Joseph Cammarata

The Wolf’s Way of Life  Wolves live in the deciduous forests of North America, Europe, and Asia.  Wolves live in packs with an Alpha wolf as their leader.  Wolves are carnivores.  Wolves have territories in which they live and hunt.  The wolf depends on its pack to survive.

The Wolf Survival  The wolf pack requires a large territory up to 1,000 square miles!  In the Great Lake area there are as many as 110 wolves per 1,000 square miles!  A wolf pack in North America/Canada will kill up to 8 moose or deer per year.

The Wolf Population  The wolf population is declining!  There are only 500 wolves in Yugoslavia because of hunting.  The Ukraine wolf population has dropped from 3,000 to 2,000 because of no protection from hunting!  Portugal is down to wolves due to poaching and habitat destruction!  USA/Alaska has a stable population of wolves due to law enforcement and reintroduction.

A North American Wolf Pack

Reasons for Population Decline o Many countries in Northern and Eastern Europe do not have laws protecting wolves. o Habitat destruction eliminates a large part of wolf territory. o Farmers kill wolves that raid their livestock.

Protect the Wolves  North America and Canada have the largest number of wolves worldwide. There are over 55,000 grey wolves.  Wolf hunting restrictions are enforced.  Wolves can not be killed by farmers, only as a last resort.  Pesticides are controlled.  Territory is preserved with National Forests.