NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
                           MORNING REPORT

To:        All National Park Service Areas and Offices

From:      Division of Ranger Activities, Washington Office

Day/Date: Thursday, November 2, 1995 

Broadcast: By 1000 ET

INCIDENTS

No incident reports received.

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Yellowstone (Wyoming) - Wolf Update

A monitoring flight on October 31st revealed that all wolves are doing well. 
The alpha female and all eight pups in the Rose Creek pack are near their
acclimation site along with a wolf from the Crystal Bench pack.  One of the
Rose Creek wolves was not located; she was last seen in the northern portion of
the park.  The five Crystal Bench wolves were seen last week northeast of
Hayden Valley, but were back in the Lamar Valley on Tuesday.  All the Soda
Butte wolves are together and in the Slough Creek drainage.  [Cheryl Matthews,
YELL]

OPERATIONAL NOTES

No notes.

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Here's today's entry, sent by Russ Wilson in the Alaska SSO:

"The long fight to save wild beauty represents democracy at its best.  It
requires citizens to practice the hardest of all virtues - self-restraint." 
 
                                      Edwin Way Teale, American naturalist,
                                      author and photographer 

Prepared by the Division of Ranger Activities, WASO, with the cooperation and
support of Delaware Water Gap NRA.

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