A female gray wolf has been spotted in Sequoia National Park, the first in over a century. - The wolf, BEY03F, traveled 370 miles from Northern California.
- She was collared by CDFW in May 2025 to track her movements. - Her presence marks the southernmost dispersal of any known wolf in California.
- Gray wolves were extirpated from California in 1924 and returned in 2011. This sighting is a historic milestone for the species in the state.