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Species | Central & North America
- Flickr: Wild Canids of the World
- 2004 Status Survey & Conservation Action Plan - Central & North America
- Island, Kit & Swift Fox Working Group
- Arctic Fox Working Group
- Wolf Working Group
- The Wood River Wolf Project, Idaho USA
- Wolf-deer research in the Superior National Forest of Minnesota
- Coyote (Canis latrans) diets: a meta-analysis
- Context dependent landscapes of fear with the grey wolf
- Reintroduction and recovery of endangered red wolves
- Climate change and the decline of an alpine-adapted carnivore—the Sierra Nevada red fox (Vulpes vulpes necator): upward range shifts by competitors or changing prey communities?
- Testing habitat models for the endemic Sacramento Valley red fox (Vulpes vulpes patwin)
- Ecology of native montane red foxes (Vulpes vulpes ssp.) of the southern Cascades and Great Basin Mountain Ranges
- Using citizen science to better understand Yellowstone’s wolves
- Using sterilized placeholders to deter interbreeding between red wolves and coyotes
- Population viability analysis and demographic models of endangered red wolves
- Inbreeding, variation at immune genes, and disease susceptibility in endangered red wolves
- Amazing Species: red wolf
- Amazing Species: island fox
- Coyote - Coyote Friendly Communities
- Project Coyote - Ranching with Wildlife
- Coastal Wolf Ecology
- Ecology and Conservation of the Cascade Red Fox
- No, dire wolves are not back. And why that matters for conservation
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