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Wolf population have recovered in Minnesota and are recovering in other areas of the lower 48 states after reintroducing in the 1990s. Also there are about 23,600 wolf's left in the America.
https://nywolf.org/learn/us-wolves

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Gray wolves breed in late winter usually by the are of 3. After gestation (63 days) about 6 pups are born in a den in the ground. When the wolf's reach 8 weeks old the parents move them to another den. By October the pups will weight about 60 pounds and are aloud to travel with adults. Little gray wolves usually stay with an adults for 2 years, making a pack. Wolves eat moose and deer, beavers and other small animals add to there diet. Gray wolves are more successful taking old, weak, or injured party. These wolves are territorial and will keep other wolves and coyotes out if their 50-100 square mile home range.
http://westernwildlife.org/gray-wolf-outreach-project/faqs/

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An integral component of the ecosystem where it belongs. Original listed as subspecies or as regional population of subspecies in the contiguous U.S. and mexico. In 1978, the gray wolf was reclassification as endangered population.
http://westernwildlife.org/gray-wolf-outreach-project/faqs/

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Gray wolf live in almost all habitats in North America and the Great Plains.
https://defenders.org/gray-wolf/basic-facts

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Located-  North America- Canada,Alaska, and Great Lakes

- Pretty much exterminated in the United States now are really only in the places above.

https://www.google.com/search?q=where+are+grey+wolves+found&rlz=1CALEAE_enUS714US714&oq=where+are+grey+wol&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.8995j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on

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The decline started when the Europeans settled in the United States. The state and federal government held bounties on the wolves like their Greek ancestors did.  This started a widespread hunt for wolves. People used the methods of shooting, trapping, and poisoning the wolves.
https://www.animallaw.info/article/recovery-gray-wolf-under-endangered-species-act

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- Captive Breeding and then released back to the wild.
-Placed on Federal Protection.
-Groups publish stories/articles about the slaughtering of the wolves to raise awareness of there situation.
https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/campaigns/gray_wolves/

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When the government was reintroducing the Grey wolf many people were not happy which caused legal problems for the government. They had problems with the wolves being located to close to farms. They also faced the problem of putting another population of wolves on top of an existing

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- Human Conflict= killed to protect livestock, considered a pest and hunted.
-Habitat Loss= Humans take over there homes, pushing them out.
-Diminishing Protections= They are slowly losing protections that were put on the gray wolf population in order to protect them.
https://defenders.org/gray-wolf/threats