No animal could change the character of the land as the presence of the wolf had that day.

Barry Babcock
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This quote is used to explain the effect of the wolf on the land. The wolf had come to the land, and had changed it for its own use. This means that man’s actions can have an effect on the land, and that the land needs to be protected. For instance, if people water their lawns too often it can dry out and cause weeds to grow instead of grass. This is why it is important to have a balanced ecosystem, or else other animals will come take over.

Source: Teachers In The Forest: Essays From The Last Wilderness In Mississippi Headwaters Country

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