In Michigan, a new approach is being used to track wolf populations. Remote cameras have been placed around the Upper Peninsula to monitor the wolves. This method is proving to be a more efficient way to count wolf numbers.

The previous method, which relied on tracking winter footprints, was labor-intensive and time-consuming for the Department of Natural Resources. Further details on this new strategy and its implementation are available from the source. The use of remote cameras is showing promise as a reliable and easier alternative for tracking Michigan's wolf populations.