Douglas W. Smith is currently project leader for the Yellowstone Gray Wolf Restoration Project in Yellowstone National Park. He worked as biologist for the project from 1994 to1997 and has been ...

where Doug Smith, head of the Yellowstone Wolf Project, leads the effort to monitor, manage, and protect them. On a cold December morning at an airport near Gardiner, Montana, just north of the ...

Unsurprisingly, wolf-watching in Yellowstone National Park is a popular activity among visitors. One of the world’s most ...

Doug Smith, leader of the Yellowstone Wolf Project, recorded the fewest breeding pairs since 2000. "We have a declining wolf population," he says. "Numbers never got as high as we expected based ...

it’s Doug Smith. He retired as a senior wildlife biologist in 2022 after working for 28 years in Yellowstone. He led the Yellowstone Wolf Project at the park and played a pivotal role in the ...

Everyone acknowledges he’s passionate. Doug Smith, Yellowstone’s project leader for wolf restoration who recently retired, was McIntyre’s boss during their long careers together at the park.

In March 1995, a few wolves cautiously exited their pens into the melting snow of Yellowstone National ... Tom Winston: Doug Smith, the [wolf expert] and biologist in the film, would [study ...

Though rare to see, the wolves of Banff had radio collars that allowed biologists like Hebblewhite to track their movements ...

Apr 27 - Apr 28 | 2:00 PM - 11:59 PM Add to Calendar 27-04-2025 14:00 28-04-2025 23:59 America/Toronto Arts Commons Presents National Geographic Live: Doug Smith: Wild Wolves of Yellowstone Go ...