Discover the hidden behavior of wolves from filmmakers Jim and Jamie Dutcher, who studied and lived with the Sawtooth wolf pack in Idaho for almost a decade….
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See these two articles to read more about the story of this Washington wolf. This wolf was from Washington. Recently, he wandered 700 miles only to be killed in Montana. Wolves are amazing animals, and in the American West they still continue to survive as a species, despite all the adversity we throw at them. Dispersal is a mechanism by...
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Not only is it #WolfWednesday, but today also marks International Peace Day. In a perfect world we would like to see wolves coexist with humans and thrive, and although we are making steps in the right direction, there are still many controversies that stunt this progress. When people hunt and trap wolves, packs are often broken up into smaller, dysfunctional…
Happy #WolfWednesday! Today we will be tackling another common myth about wolves: wolves kill for sport. Unlike humans, wolves do not kill for sport. Wolves and all other predators kill for sustenance and survival. Sometimes carcasses are found that are only partially consumed, leading to the assumption that the kill was abandoned and wasted. The reality is, wolves are very…
20th anniversary of the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park and Central Idaho. This year we are so pleased to celebrate with you the 20th anniversary of the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park and Central Idaho, an event that marked the beginning of wolf recovery in the American West. Since then, wolves have dispersed throughout the region,...
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“Thank you all so much for sharing your time and expert knowledge about wolves with our students. The presentation was amazing and deeply affected all of our students in attendance. The photographs combined with your first-hand knowledge inspired many of our students to stand beside you in the effort to protect wolves in Idaho….our students really learned from you the…
