Film Lens
A Good Wolf is a feature-length documentary that examines a 40-year conflict over a tract of land adjacent to Denali National Park. The film presents the struggle between state and federal authorities, fur trappers, and wildlife advocates, showcasing the competing human interests on public lands. Through the use of thorough data, biologists and activists propose new protections for wolves near the park boundary, which face strong opposition from local trappers.
The documentary also focuses on the impact of this conflict on America's landscapes and wildlife, particularly highlighting the significance of Wolf 1202. The film provides a detailed look at the complexities of wildlife conservation in Alaska, illustrating the tensions between conservation efforts and local economic interests.
Why Watch
- •Meet Wolf 1202, a central figure in wildlife conservation.
- •See the clash between trappers and wildlife advocates.
- •Find out about the land near Denali National Park.
Did You Know
•The conflict over the land has lasted for 40 years.
•Wolf 1202 is a key figure in the documentary.
•The film has a runtime of 92 minutes.
Perfect For
Wildlife conservationAlaska's natural landscapesEnvironmental activism