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How do National Park Service biologists place a radio collar on wolves? This video explains the hows and whys/NPS
Before the state of Alaska essentially killed off the wolf packs that roamed Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve, the National Park Service studied the wolves through radio collars that allowed biologists to follow them. This video, produced in 2013, shows the process National Park Service biologists go through to place the collars on wolves.
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Excellent film. Yukon Charley Rivers Nat. Pres. is a wonderful park. I had the pleasure of spending time in the park traveling by aircraft, boat and dog team and remember it fondly.