While people are divided over those in favor of culling and others who advocate for the preservation of wilderness, the current Canis Lupis in Norway and Sweden questions the very meaning of naturalness and wildness. Regulated and moderated through technologies of government, the current wolf of the wildlife is a technical animal tipping across zones between preservation and eradication. For Per Segerbäck, an engineer who is allergic to electromagnetic frequencies, life is only possible outside the city, closer to that wilderness. Through gps, radio waves and found images, M-1 seems to map a territory between the visible and the invisible.