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__Subject Area: Isle Royale National Park__
Rice, Larry. [|"Walk on the wild side: for a howling success, make this backpacking trek when the moon is full."]//Scouting// Sept.-Oct. 2010: 66+. //Junior Edition//. Web. 27 June 2011.

White, Jane A. [|"Superior wilderness: Michigan Scouts find it pays to be prepared, especially when camping on a tiny island just 15 miles from Canada."] //Boys' Life// June 2009: 32+. //Junior Edition//. Web. 27 June 2011. This article from a Boy Scouting Magazine is good background reading for giving students an understanding of the types of visitors who may come to the park. It also states the moose and wolf population of the island, so it could be a good or fact-finding. The storytelling may spark interest and curiosity on the part of the students as well.

__Subject Area: Isle Royale National Park -- Predator-Prey Relationships__
Line, Les.[| "Inherit the wound: Decades of inbreeding are taking a toll on Isle Royale's embattled wolves"]//Audubon// Nov.-Dec. 2009: 21. //Junior Edition//. Web. 27 June 2011.

[|"Phenomenon: Predator-Prey Relationships"] //Backpacker// Sept. 2008: 44. //Junior Edition//. Web. 27 June 2011. This article discusses at length the predator-prey relationship of moose and wolves at Isle Royale National Park and would consider it a valuable resource for this assignment.

__Subject Area: Wolves__
Miller, Gary. [|"Return of the gray wolf."]//National Geographic Explorer// Oct. 2008: 8+. //Junior Edition//. Web. 27 June 2011 The wolf : ghost hunter / text, Daniel Leboeuf ; photographs, Thomas Kitchin and Victoria Hurst. Ecology and management of the North American moose compiled and edited by Albert W. Franzmann and Charles C. Schwartz ; technical editor, Richard E. McCabe ; field sketch illustrations by William D. Berry.

__Subject Area: Moose__
__﻿__ __**﻿**__ Shackelton, David M., and Alton A. Harestad. "Artiodactyla (Even-Toed Ungulates) ." //5AOH|Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia.// 2nd ed. Vol. 15. Detroit, MI: Centrage Learning, 2004. 263-273. //Gale//. Web. 1 Jan.  __**﻿**__ This resource explains basic Moose facts to provide prior knowledge for students. This resource can also be accessed in an e-book format. This is valuable for students who have educational accomodations for reading or are ESL students that have trouble reading at grade level.

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Links provided below to resources. Franzmann, Albert W. //Ecology and management of the North American moose//. 1st. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1997. Print.
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This resource includes the following suject areas: Of moose and man, Evolution, taxonomy and morphophysiology, Population distribution, density and trends / Reproduction, natality and growth / Behavior / Population dynamics / Predator/prey relationships / Incidental mortality --Home range, dispersal and migration /-Interspecific relationships / Arnold H. Boer -- Habitat relationships, Management of moose habitat/120 Food habits and feeding behavior / -Nutrition and energetics / Pests. parasites and diseases /l -- Restraint,translocation and husbandry / -- Population and harvest management / -- The future of moose management and research
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Leboeuf, Daniel. //The Wolf; Ghost Hunter//. Willowdale, ON: Firefly Books LTD. 1996 .Print. []
 * In this book, Daniel Leboeuf explores the fascinating world of the wolf. As he describes the structure of the pack and the complex relationship between wolves and their prey, we see how the wolf is superbly formed for its role as hunter. A pictorial tribute to a notable predator. Wolves have been feared, hated, persecuted and driven out of their natural habitats. But thanks to the relentless efforts of conservationists and biologists, wolves are being reintroduced in limited areas in the wild. The Wolf: Ghost Hunter explores the feral world of the wolf. The pack structure is explained as well as the surprisingly complex relationship between wolves and their prey. There are 110 dramatic color photographs, many double page spreads that show wolves hunting, playing and even watching us watch them. The Wolf: Ghost Hunter is a magnificent tribute to one of the most notorious members of the animal kingdom. ||