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Name: Potential for Wolf Restoration in New England with George Wuerthner
Start: 2025-11-20T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-11-20T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Zoom

Potential for Wolf Restoration in New England with George Wuerthner

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11/20/25 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm EST

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Website: https://www.walden.org/events/potential-for-wolf-restoration-in-new-england-with-george-wuerthner/

Location: Zoom

Contact: Samantha Corron

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Join The Walden Woods Project and RESTORE: The North Woods for a special presentation from ecologist and wolf expert George Wuerthner. Wuerthner will provide background on the Endangered Species Act as it relates to wolf restoration, how wolves have shaped ecosystems like Yellowstone and how wolf restoration in Oregon and California has progressed. He will also discuss wolves in New England and opportunities for wolf restoration in the region. This is a virtual lecture, and registration is required. Co-sponsored by RESTORE: The North Woods.

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KEYWORDS george wuerthner , restore: the north woods , walden pond , walden woods , wolf restoration

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