Ten minutes detail the efforts of John Oakleaf, Field Coordinator for the Mexican Wolf Repopulation Project, to release captive-born wolves into the wild.
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Ten minutes detail the efforts of John Oakleaf, Field Coordinator for the Mexican Wolf Repopulation Project, to release captive-born wolves into the wild.
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Synopsis
John Oakleaf, Field Coordinator for the Mexican Wolf Repopulation Project, discusses the reintroduction of captive-born wolves to their natural habitat. He outlines various challenges and strategies involved in the process. The documentary includes motion-sensor images captured by the Mexican Wolf Inter-Agency Field Team. This short video is connected to Basquin's feature-length film, From Inside of Here, released in 2020. The focus is on wildlife conservation efforts in the region.
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Why Watch
- Meet John Oakleaf and learn about wolf reintroduction.
- See motion-sensor images of wolves in their habitat.
- Find out about conservation efforts for Mexican wolves.
Did You Know
- John Oakleaf is the Field Coordinator for the Mexican Wolf Repopulation Project.
- The documentary has a duration of 10 minutes.
- Wolf Release is related to the feature-length documentary From Inside of Here (2020).
- The Mexican Wolf Inter-Agency Field Team uses motion-sensor images to track wolves.
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Who is John Oakleaf?
John Oakleaf is the Field Coordinator for the Mexican Wolf Repopulation Project.
What is the duration of the documentary Wolf Release?
The duration of Wolf Release is 10 minutes.
What type of images are included in the documentary?
The documentary includes motion-sensor images from the Mexican Wolf Inter-Agency Field Team.
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