Washington's annual wolf survey
The wolf populatin in Washington grew by 11% in 2019 and wildlife officials documented the formation of two new packs.
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A wolf as seen near Steven Pass in February 2019. Conservation Northwest sets a number of remote camera stations to document wolverines between Stevens Pass and Leavenworth. They consistently documented wolves in this area going back to 2015, most are likely members of the Teanaway Pack.
Conservation Northwest Courtesy
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A member of the Teanaway wolf pack is pictured here on May 12, 2019.
The Washington Department Of Fis Courtesy
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A wolf as seen near Steven Pass in March 2019. Conservation Northwest sets a number of remote camera stations to document wolverines between Stevens Pass and Leavenworth. They consistently documented wolves in this area going back to 2015, most are likely members of the Teanaway Pack.
Conservation Northwest Courtesy
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