If you see a wolverine while out on a weekend hike, a team of researchers wants to know about it. Wolverine Watch, a research group working with Selkirk College in Castlegar, and the B.C. Hausleitner has been studying the mammals for six years, but the data hasn't been able to show the researchers where key reproduction spots are. What to look forThere have been reports of wolverine sightings all the way from Alaska to the Purcell, Kootenay, Columbia and Rocky mountain ranges, but Wolverine Watch is focusing primarily on the ranges in the B.C. Because wolverine scat is so similar to coyote scat, Hausleitner said they aren't asking for reports of droppings.

Source: CBC News February 23, 2019 19:01 UTC