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Wolf capture and collaring on the National Elk Refuge

BRADLY J. BONER / NEWS&GUIDE.Lori Iverson, visitor services leader for the National Elk Refuge, applies drops to the eyes of a sedated wolf during capture and collaring operation Friday on the refuge. NER staff are learning how to take samples and collar the animals in preparation for their eventual takeover of management of wolves that reside on the refuge.

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BRADLY J. BONER / NEWS&GUIDE.Lori Iverson, visitor services leader for the National Elk Refuge, applies drops to the eyes of a sedated wolf during capture and collaring operation Friday on the refuge. NER staff are learning how to take samples and collar the animals in preparation for their eventual takeover of management of wolves that reside on the refuge.