Science Quote by Bruce Hampton

“History indicates that wolf control is sometimes poor biology, often poor economics, and almost always poor public relations.”

— Victor Van Ballenberghe

“There's no point in being able to know everything about wolves if you can't teach it to the people who need to learn.”

— Jodi Picoult

“If you look at it a bit more deeply, ‘crying wolf’ is a cry for help that’s not about a wolf.”

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The real problem is that humans do not yet know enough about wolves, even though these animals have been intensively studied now for more…

— R.D. Lawrence

“To be a wolf wasn’t hard. No, the hard part was to go back to being human afterward. In a world of noise, pollution…

— Trina M. Lee

“Or will man have exterminated the wolf as a final demonstration of his 'conquest' of the wilderness and of wild things that dare compete…

— Douglas H. Pimlott

“[Stephenson] believes that, as research becomes more airborne and more office-bound, we generalize more and more, and we lose the vast range of wolf…

— Peter Steinhart

“In the words of Yellowstone Park's wolf biologist Michael Phillips, wolf conservation has become "a dramatic expression of the goodness of the human spirit.…

— Bruce Hampton

“Getting a handle on why wolves do what they do has never been an easy proposition. Not only are there tremendous differences in both…

— Douglas W. Smith

“The wolf may lose his teeth, but not his nature.”

— H. Limpach

“Wolves did not keep secrets from one another. They didn’t worry about having enough money or finishing school or winning races . They didn’t…

— C.D. Bell

“A man might befriend a wolf, even break a wolf, but no man could truly tame a wolf.”

— George R.R. Martin