The Wolf In Denmark And Alaska: The Wolf Crimes Collection

Denmark and Alaska, two vastly different places on opposite sides of the globe, share an eerie connection - the presence of the enigmatic wolf. These majestic creatures have been revered and feared throughout history, resonating in folklore and captivating the human imagination. In recent years, however, the wolves of Denmark and Alaska have gained notoriety for a darker reason - a surge in wolf-related crimes. Delve into the depths of the Wolf Crimes Collection as we explore the mysteries and challenges associated with these iconic predators.

Denmark's Wolf Crisis

Denmark, a country known for its lush landscapes, picturesque villages, and rich history, has recently faced a wave of wolf-related crimes. The return of wolves to Denmark after centuries of absence has sparked both excitement and concern. While many embrace the presence of these apex predators as a sign of a balanced ecosystem, others perceive them as a threat to agriculture and livestock. The result is a conflict that manifests in illegal killings, poaching, and even organized criminal networks profiting from the trade of wolf parts. The Wolf Crimes Collection sheds light on these criminal activities, aiming to create awareness and find solutions to preserve Denmark's delicate wolf population.

Unmasking the Criminal Networks

Behind the illegal wolf killings in Denmark lies a complex web of criminal networks that profit from exploiting these creatures. The Wolf Crimes Collection unveils shocking evidence pointing to illegal large-scale hunting and smuggling operations. The demand for wolf pelts, bones, and other body parts in obscure markets fuels this illicit trade, pushing the wolf population further towards endangerment. Through extensive research and collaboration between law enforcement agencies, environmental organizations, and concerned citizens, efforts are being made to dismantle these criminal networks and bring those responsible to justice.

Wolf Crimes #1: The Wolf in Denmark and Alaska (The Wolf Crimes Collection)

by Christoffer Petersen(Kindle Edition)

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The Wolves of Alaska

On the other side of the world, Alaska presents a unique set of challenges in the conservation of its wolf population. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, rugged wilderness, and abundant wildlife, Alaska seems like a haven for wolves. However, despite protective measures and regulations, these magnificent creatures face an ongoing struggle against a variety of crimes targeting their very existence.

Illegal Hunting, Trophy Trade, and Poaching

Alaska's vast expanses provide sanctuary for wolves, but they also attract illegal hunting activities. The thrill of trophy hunting draws clandestine hunters from around the world, willing to break laws and regulations to obtain a wolf trophy. Additionally, poaching for traditional and modern uses threatens the stability of the wolf population. This unscrupulous behavior has led to an urgent need for increased surveillance and conservation measures to protect Alaska's wolves from further harm.

The Wolf Crimes Collection

The Wolf Crimes Collection seeks to raise awareness about the plight of wolves in Denmark and Alaska, shedding light on the criminal activities that threaten their existence. Through in-depth investigations, personal accounts, and a holistic view of the issue, this collection aims to engage readers and encourage their involvement in conservation efforts.

Preserving the Wolf Legacy

The future of the wolf population in Denmark and Alaska hangs in the balance. The responsibility to protect these creatures and their ecosystems lies with us, the caretakers of this planet. By educating ourselves about the challenges they face, supporting legislation that ensures their conservation, and actively participating in initiatives aimed at preserving their habitat, we can ensure the wolf's place in history remains intact. Let us unite and safeguard the wolf legacy for generations to come.

Wolf Crimes #1: The Wolf in Denmark and Alaska (The Wolf Crimes Collection)

by Christoffer Petersen(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	3891 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	373 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

The Wolf Crimes Collection #1 collects two previously published books: Paint the Devil and Lost in the Woods. Both books are available separately.

Paint the Devil: The Wolf in Denmark

Denmark, 2018
Fact: it has taken the wolf 199 years to return to Denmark, but just 6 years to divide the country.

As the wolf debate heats up during Denmark’s hottest and driest summer on record, wildlife biologist Jon Østergård and his teenage daughter relocate to the West Jutland village of Thyrup, to study problem wolves in a community divided by fear, belief, opinions and violence.

Jon quickly discovers that his experience of wolves in Greenland means nothing in a farming community fighting to have their voice heard in an increasingly divisive national debate.

Pressed by politicians demanding an objective report on one side, and locals on the other, Jon risks losing his way as the debate turns ugly, and his daughter is drawn into a family convinced that extreme action is necessary to protect their livelihood. 

Sporadic wildfires flare up in the surrounding countryside, and the flames force a small pack of wolves closer and closer to the village.

Arctic Noir meets Scandinavian Crime in this thrilling novel inspired by current events.

Lost in the Woods: The Wolf in Alaska

When his daughter goes missing in Alaska, a wildlife biologist must track a wolf pack if he is to rescue her from a gang of predators.
The Danish summer of the wolf has left its mark on Emma Østergård, so when she decides she needs time and space to recover, Jon agrees for her to visit Alaska. But when Emma’s path crosses that of an alpha wolf, Jon must assist the Alaska State Troopers to help them find his daughter before the real predators cover their tracks.

Lost in the Woods continues the story of wolf biologist Jon Østergård and his teenage daughter, Emma. Several characters from Paint the Devil (book 1) return to continue the drama of what happens when the paths and territories of wolves and men are crossed. 

Lost in the Woods is set in Denmark and Alaska, blending Arctic Noir with Scandinavian Crime.

Pick up Wolf Crimes #1 today and take your first steps into the wild!