Author: John Vucetich

Dr. John Vucetich is a distinguished professor of animal ecology at Michigan Technological University, where he teaches courses in Population Ecology and Environmental Ethics. He is co-director of the Isle Royale Wolf-Moose Project, the longest continuous study of any predator-prey system in the world. He is also co-director of the Conservation Ethics Group. He has authored more than 75 scholarly publications on a range of topics, including wolf-prey ecology, extinction risk, population genetics, and environmental philosophy. His also writes for general audiences in venues that include the New York Times and The Ecologist.

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Lessons In Humility About Wolves

As John Vucetich writes from the oldest ongoing wolf study on Earth, science isn’t about delivering answers frozen in time. It’s about having the courage to learn from asking the right questions

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