This report presents a proposal for a wolf interpretive study and program at Wells Grey Provincial Park. In preparing the proposal it was necessary to also present an introduction to the area and a history of management and habitat of wolves.
Due to the lack of first-hand information on wolf habitat in Wells Grey Park it was necessary to draw on the experiences of programs in other areas similar to Wells Grey Park. It is the author's contention that these findings are valid in relation to the proposed interpretive plan in Wells Grey Park for as Ken Semanick has stated, "A wolf is a wolf is a wolf."
