Pluie was one of the first animals to wear a satellite tracking collar with global readout, meaning her movements could be tracked no matter how far she went - and did she every go far!  Dr. Mark Hebblewhite tells how the incredible movements of this one wolf inspired a new effort to protect large landscapes, from Yukon to Yellowstone (<a href="https://y2y.net/">Y2Y</a>), needed by large carnivores.  She also was featured on an <a href="https://youtu.be/Avo0-8GvBlA">episode</a> of the West Wing.

Pluie was one of the first animals to wear a satellite tracking collar with global readout, meaning her movements could be tracked no matter how far she went - and did she every go far! Dr. Mark Hebblewhite tells how the incredible movements of this one wolf inspired a new effort to protect large landscapes, from Yukon to Yellowstone (Y2Y), needed by large carnivores. She also was featured on an episode of the West Wing.

Pluie was one of the first animals to wear a satellite tracking collar with global readout, meaning her movements could be tracked no matter how far she went - and did she every go far! &nbsp;Dr. Mark Hebblewhite tells how the incredible movements of this one wolf inspired a new effort to protect large landscapes, from Yukon to Yellowstone (<a href="https://y2y.net/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Y2Y</a>), needed by large carnivores. &nbsp;She also was featured on an <a href="https://youtu.be/Avo0-8GvBlA" rel="noopener noreferrer">episode</a> of the West Wing.

Pluie, the wolf who inspired carnivore recovery across the west.

Introduction to the podcast and to season one.

Introduction to the podcast and to season one.

Introduction to the podcast and to season one.&nbsp;

Intro to Wild Animals Season 1

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