Nine Endangered Species that are Being Protected by the U.S. Military
8. Gray Wolf
The 53,000 acre Camp Ripley is home to the Minnesota National Guard and it also hosts a thriving population of the Gray Wolf. Camp Ripley was the first facility in the country to develop a gray wolf monitoring and tracking program.
Image: US Fish and Wildlife Service.
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