Even low levels of backcountry recreation linked to fewer wolverines, study finds

CBC - Oct 2, 2026

The University of Calgary tracked wolverines across a vast area of Alberta and B.C., including Banff National Park. Researchers found wolverines aren't just avoiding people in those areas — places with more recreation actually have fewer wolverines living there.

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