A Motion-Sensor Camera Captured a Wolf That Rewrote California Law
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A Motion-Sensor Camera Captured a Wolf That Rewrote California Law
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A Motion-Sensor Camera Captured a Wolf That Rewrote California Law
This episode explores the journey of OR-seven, a gray wolf whose unprecedented trek from Oregon into California ignited a debate over wildlife management and conservation. It delves into the ecological and political void that awaited him and the profound impact his presence had on a state unprepared for his return.
Person: OR-seven
Event: Wolf dispersal
Location: California
Period: 2011
Species: Gray wolf
- A motion-sensor camera captured an image of a wolf in December 2011, an animal not seen in that landscape for 87 years.
- The wolf, designated OR-seven, traveled over 1,000 miles alone in less than three months, at roughly one year of age.
- OR-seven crossed into California without any existing legal framework for wild wolves, which had been eliminated from the state by the 1920s.
- The absence of wolves had led to a trophic cascade, impacting deer and elk populations, vegetation, and river channels.
- OR-seven's arrival presented California with a real-world policy challenge it had only previously debated in theory.
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