
Written by Fred H Harrington
Hunted nearly to extinction, one wild wolf is getting a second chance.
The red wolf once roamed much of the southern United States, until hunting and habitat loss left it nearly extinct. Scientists bred red wolves in captivity and are slowly returning them to the wild. This photo book explains where red wolves live, how they fit into food webs, and why conservation matters for healthy ecosystems.
The red wolf once roamed freely over most of the southwest United States. Persecution by humans and habitat destruction, however, have resulted in near extinction for this species. The red wolf was bred in captivity by scientists and is now being gradually introduced back into the wild. This book provides a valuable lesson on food webs, interconnections, and the importance of preservation and conservation for the survival of healthy ecosystems.
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