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Then, where do wolves live in the US?

Naturally-occurring, wild gray wolf populations are found currently in the Great Lakes states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and also in northwestern Montana and Northern Idaho. Reintroduced experimental populations occur in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Arizona.

Similarly, where do wolves live in Canada? Today, their range is much smaller due to hunting and habitat loss. Wolves can still be found in less settled parts of Canada, from Labrador to British Columbia, in the Yukon and the Northwest Territories.

Also to know is, where do GREY wolves live?

Gray wolves are now found only in a few areas of Canada and the United States. Wild wolves live in these states: Alaska, Idaho, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Click the range map to learn more about the distribution of Gray wolves in Washington.

What's a wolf's habitat?

Habitat. Wolves can thrive in a variety of environments from the tundra to the woods, forests, grasslands, or even deserts. Wolves require large areas capable of supporting stable populations of their prey.