Lone wolverine continues to roam Sierra

February 24, 2011

To wildlife biologists who track him and take his picture with motion-sensor cameras, he’s “Buddy”. To the rest of us, he’s the Wolverine of Donner Summit, a remarkable reminder of what’s at stake in the Northern Sierra. Wolverines were thought extinct from the Sierra – something we had already lost to development and loss of [...]

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Lone wolverine continues to roam Sierra