For more than 21 years, Wolf Song of Alaska has distinguished itself as a highly visible and internationally respected organization.
We are committed to an understanding of the wolf, its natural history, its varied relation to humans throughout the ages, and its role as a major symbol in folklore, myth, legend, art and religion, through education, science and public awareness.
Established in 1988, we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-political volunteer organization. Federal ID #92-0127397
The Gray Wolf in North America
Source: The Wolf Almanac / Robert H. Busch
UNITED STATES |
Estimated Gray Wolf
|
Population
|
Percentage of
|
| Alaska | 5,000-8,000 | stable-increasing | 95% |
| Idaho | 15 | increasing | 50% |
| Michigan | 70 | increasing | 15% |
| Minnesota | 1,750 - 2000 | increasing | 30% |
| Montana | 60 - 90 | increasing | 15% |
| Washington | 5 | increasing | 5% |
| Wisconsin | 55 | increasing | 15% |
CANADA |
Estimated Gray Wolf
|
Population
|
Percentage of
|
| Alberta | 4,000 | stable-decreasing | 80% |
| British Columbia | 8,000 | increasing | 80% |
| Labrador | 2,000 | stable | 95% |
| Manitoba | 4,000 - 6,000 | stable | 70% |
| Northwest Territory | 10,000 | stable | 95% |
| Ontario | 9,000 | stable | 80% |
| Quebec | 6,000 | stable | 80% |
| Saskatchewan | 5,000 | increasing | 70% |
| Yukon | 4,500 | stable | 80% |
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