art direction George Lois
consultant [consultants] Douglas H. Pimlott
consultant [consultants] John B. Theberge
engineer [sound] John Orr
executive-producer The Editors Of Natural History Magazine
mastered by Sam Feldman
narrator Robert Redford
photography by Stan Wayman
photography by [robert redford] Alan Pappé
producer Bob Maxwell
research [assistance], recorded by [this record was made with the recordings of] Douglas H. Pimlott
research [assistance], recorded by [this record was made with the recordings of] Durward Allen
research [assistance], recorded by [this record was made with the recordings of] George Wilson
research [assistance], recorded by [this record was made with the recordings of] John B. Theberge
research [assistance], recorded by [this record was made with the recordings of] L. David Mech
research [assistance], recorded by [this record was made with the recordings of] Russell J. Rutter
script by Ron Holland
supervised by [production supervisor] Andrew R. Miele, Jr.
Mastered At Bell Sound Studios
Copyright (c) American Museum Of Natural History
Record Company Lois Holland Callaway Entertainment Corp.
From the cover: The actual language and music of the Wolf recorded in his remaining territories. And the true explanation of the Wolf and Man, narrated by Robert Redford, actor and nature lover. (Another project of Natural History Magazine)

The howls were recorded in Ontario, Michigan, and Minnesota.

Sound Engineer: John Orr, 6 West Recording, Inc.

On back cover: An American Museum of Natural History Special Members' Bonus

Tonsil Records, A Division of Lois Holland Callaway Inc.
Copyright 1971 USA American Museum of Natural History

Mastered at Bell Sound Studios, CA
Matrix / Runout: NMH-003A 5 4-2-71 Bell Sound sf (Runout, Side A [variant 1])
Matrix / Runout: NMH-003B-4 4-6-71 Bell Sound sf (Runout, Side B [variant 1])
Matrix / Runout: NMH-003-A4 4-2-71 Bell Sound sf (Runout, Side A [variant 2])
Matrix / Runout: NMH-003 B6 4-8-71 Bell Sound sf (Runout, Side B [variant 2])