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Posts Tagged ‘Travel’

Dispatch From The Field: A Hiker’s Guide To Wolf Sign And Climate Change

By Dan Kirkwood | March 31, 2015

Everyone who visits the Tongass National Forest in southeast Alaska wants to know: have you seen evidence of climate change? As if experiencing climate change was like catching a fleeting glimpse of a wolf slipping through the trees.

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