What One Couple Learned From Living With Wolves

Midday on WNYC | Mar 6, 2018

Jim Dutcher and Jamie Dutcher lived with a pack of wolves in Idaho for six years. As they studied their social behaviors, they began to observe a complexity and gentleness that counteracted the myths that have maligned wolves for centuries. In their new book, The Wisdom of Wolves, the Dutchers share the life lessons they learned.

This segment is guest hosted by DW Gibson.

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