The Fragility of Ecosystems, the Biological Shifts Caused by a Single Element Within an Ecosystem Collapsing, the View of Wolves Within U.S. National Park Yellowstone National Park During the Early 20th Century, the Consequence of Human Beings Causing the Extinction of Wolves Within Yellowstone National Park, the Year Scientists Artificially Reintroduced Wolves Into Yellowstone National Park and the Reason for This, the Problem Caused by the Large Population of Elk Within Yellowstone National Park During the 20th Century, and the Various Species Within Yellowstone National Park Which Nearly Collapsed During the Late 20th Century

Ecosystems are fragile. During the 1920',  wolves within Yellowstone National Park were viewed as a nuisance and were hunted to extermination. The entire ecosystem started to unravel as a direct result. In 1995 wolves were artificially re-introduce by scientists to balance the surge of the elk population. The elk ate the willow plains bare which made the bird population dwindle as they had no place to hunt for insects or hide from predators. The willow plains also provided shade for the rivers a...

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