Figure 1. Current gray wolf population range in Minnesota and potential second viable population area in northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan (USFWS 1992). Modified and redrawn from Mladenoff et al. 1995. Figure 3. Wolf Habitat Probability for Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin, and Upper Michigan Based on Probabilities Generated from a Logistic Regression Analysis of Landscape Characteristics. Modified and Redrawn from Mladenoff et al. (1995). Figure 6. Potential gray wolf spatial distribution and abundance projections for Wisconsin and Michigan based on prey (deer) biomass availability combined with preferred habitat areas (> 0.5 probability in Figure 3). Figure 8. Major land management responsibility (land ownership) for the wolf recovery region of northern Wisconsin overlaid with favorable wolf habitat (> 0.5 probability; three orange to red classes from Figure 3). Modified and redrawn from Mladenoff et al. (1995).
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