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Wildlife biologist
Dr. L. David Mech
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Our first meeting with Dr. Mech occurred by chance in 1996 when one of our trip leaders - Steve Lybeck, while on his way home from guiding Great Canadian Wilderness trips on the Thelon - inadvertently ran into Dr. L. David Mech on the flight south out of Yellowknife. It turns out that Mech was also on his way home from a month spent at his famed wolf site on Elsmere Island. Well, after a share of knowledge during some lengthy phone calls over the next year, one thing led to another - and in August, 1997 - we finally convinced Dr. Mech to come to scout out our special tundra wolf site in the Thelon country. Well - to make a long story short - Dave absolutely loved it! He returned again in 1998 for a wolf viewing study trip with the International Wolf Center. Dave Mech wrote this about his trips with us... |
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"The Thelon area is great country! One of the remotest
areas in the world." |
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"The Thelon encompasses extensive tundra with lengthy sand eskers, sparkling ponds and waterways.." |
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all the wildlife one expects from such an area." |
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"Our group
saw wolves, musk-oxen, and caribou on a daily basis!" |
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"In the middle of all this, lies the simple but comfortable camp from which one can explore this beautiful world. " |
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"We had a wonderful trip!" -David Mech |
Click here to find out more about the wolves trips on which Dave Mech participated!
Dr. L. David Mech
St Paul, MN USA website: http://www.davemech.org/

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