Acknowledgements
Thank you to Professor Ray Heithaus of Kenyon College for help with the research, writing, and web design of this project. Thank you also to Professor Siobhan Fennessy of Kenyon College for her help and support. Many thanks to Tom Rushton for helping to create this web page. Lynne Stone of the Boulder-White Clouds Council provided much information about current wolf issues in Idaho. Thanks to the 'Ladies of the Tree-fort' for their support.
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