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Range Rider

In Northeastern Washington, a lone range rider is proving that wolves and ranchers can coexist.

In the Kettle River Range of Northeastern Washington, some ranchers are killing wolves to protect livestock that graze on public lands. A lone range rider works year-round using nonlethal mitigation methods to help prevent wolves from looking at cows as a food source—and to prove that coexistence is possible. 
Oliver Sutro
2023 / 29 Min

In the Kettle River Range of Northeastern Washington, some ranchers are killing wolves to protect livestock that graze on public lands. A lone range rider works year-round using nonlethal mitigation methods to help prevent wolves from looking at cows as a food source—and to prove that coexistence is possible.

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