Press Kit

A photograph shows a wave rolling onto a rocky shoreline with an overcast sky — Welcome to Isle Royale National Park.
NPS

Isle Royale National Park preserves and protects the natural, cultural, and wilderness resources of a Lake Superior freshwater archipelago. The park provides outstanding recreational, research, and educational opportunities.

The photo and information links below may be used by media outlets and the general public.

A moose in brush. — Moose continue to fascinate visitors today.
NPS / Paul Brown

General Park Information

Wolf Relocation Photos

Predator-Prey Relationships

Wolves, moose, and beavers play important roles in Isle Royale's ecosystem.
Why Relocate Wolves?

Wolves have been a part of the island's wilderness for decades, so why relocate?
Wolf Relocation

Nineteen wolves were relocated to Isle Royale from the Great Lakes Region.
Park Partners

Many partners help preserve, protect, and share Isle Royale National Park
Partners of Wolf Relocation Project

The wolf relocation project was accomplished with support from federal, state, and private partnering organizations.
Wolf Reports

Read about the ongoing efforts to augment the wolf population of Isle Royale.