When wolves were wiped out in Yellowstone Park, the elk number rocketed and threaten the environment. Wolves have since been reintroduced and the elk number have returned to a sustainable level.
when there were no wolves in yellowstone park yellowstone park had to much elks so when the wolves arrived again the wolves killed all the elks
The wolves currently there are decendents of gray wolves brought to the park from Canada in 1995.
Yosemite National Park does not have wolves. The park does have wolverines, but they are seldom seen.
They live in National Reserves or Parks like The Yellow Stone National Park.
Bears yes, wolves no.
No. The present range of wolves in the wild does not (yet) extend into Utah.
Wolves can mostly be found in a Forest, or in a reservation area, ex: Yellow Stone Park.
1995....
Some wolves like gray wolves and arctic wolves are.
Because the wolves where actually imported, and people living near Yellowstone often claim the wolves are pestering lifestock, pets, and kids.
Wolves ,bear.,and preadators
The removal of wolves from Yellowstone National Park led to an increase in the elk population, which resulted in overgrazing of vegetation. This overgrazing affected other species and disrupted the park's ecosystem, showing the key role wolves play in maintaining a balanced ecosystem. Fortunately, the reintroduction of wolves in the 1990s has helped restore balance and biodiversity in the park.