The USGS just released the 4th volume of Ungulate Migrations of the Western United States, and we are thrilled to see white-tailed deer, mule deer, and elk data collected as part of the Predator-Prey Project included (4/11/2024).
Emerging findings from Taylor Ganz's research are shared in the Spokesman-Review (7/28/2022).
Dr. Laura Prugh and Trent Roussin of the WPPP comment on a recent wolf poaching in an article from Crosscut (7/2/2021).
Writer, science teacher, and nature enthusiast Emily Parent went hiking with WPPP researcher Taylor Ganz to discuss the Predator Prey Project - read the write up at the Trail Scholar Blog (6/3/2021).
Taylor Ganz chats with the Pend Oreille Conservation District about what deer and elk are up to at this time of year in their spring newsletter (4/24/2021).
The Spokesman-Review features a new short film about our project! Get a glimpse into the field work we've conducted past few years and what we hope to find out with the data we've collected (3/25/2021).
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife released "How to Count a Wolf", a short film detailing how they conduct their annual wolf count and includes methods being tested by the WPPP (11/19/2020).
The University of Washington features Dr. Aaron Wirsing's new paper on the non-consumptive effects of predators on prey (10/7/2020).
Clara Hoffman was interviewed by Whitman College, where she is an undergraduate, about her work this summer volunteering on the WPPP's ungulate crew (7/21/2020).
The Spokesman-Review reports on Dr. Laura Prugh's research on the effects of large predators on smaller carnivores and prey species, highlighting our current work in Washington (4/2/2020).
Ph. D. Candidate Lauren Satterfield awarded prestigious NASA grant to examine how predator-prey interactions influence wildfire conditions in Washington (8/21/2019).
Women in Wildlife - Read about the careers of some of the researchers and biologists who work on the WPPP in the Spokesman-Review (1/24/2019).
Wildlife Whodunit - Ph.D. Student Taylor Ganz awarded funds from the Hall Conservation Genetics Grant to analyze genetic evidence of predators at deer and elk mortalities (5/4/2018).