Moose and the trees they love to munch could both be in danger at national park
With decline of wolves, moose population explodes on Isle Royale National Park. But the fear is many of those moose could starve to death.
Michigan Technological University
Study: With few wolves, Isle Royale moose population growing out of control; restored predator-prey balance needed
The worry is that, without a predator like wolves, moose numbers will continue to skyrocket and the animals will decimate the forest on the island — and with fast-growing numbers, that a good many of them will starve to death.
Bid to return Arctic grayling to Michigan waters gets a boost
Consumers Energy Foundation awards grant to support Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative.
