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Wolverine populations are distributed throughout boreal regions in the northern hemisphere, including arctic and subarctic regions and western North America, the Wolverine Foundation noted.

Both regions are already experiencing an uptick in wildfire activity as a consequence of climate change. In 2023 alone, wildfires torched 15 million hectares of land in Canada.

Wolverine populations are distributed throughout boreal regions in the northern hemisphere, including arctic and subarctic regions and western North America, the Wolverine Foundation noted.