NAVIGATION WOLF LINKS Home Wolf Facts Puppies Wolf Myths Protect Species Timeline Visit Wolves Wolf Killers Gallery Multimedia Poetry Headlines Action Alerts WolfDogs Dakota MacKenzie Links Web Rings WOLF LINKS The Wolf Mountain Sanctuary Wolf Mountain is a non-profit (501.C.3), educational organization, founded in 1980 to save and protect the wolf in the wild and in captivity. They do not take-in or in any way deal with "wolf-dogs" or "hybrids" , only 100% wolves. Wolf Mountain Sanctuary was founded by Tonya "Littlewolf", half Apache. Please visit this site to adopt a wolf or donate to help them continue what they do for wolves. All the photo's on ProtectWolves.org were taken at Wolf Mountain Sanctuary. So stop by and give their wolves a visit. Wolf Park Wolf Park is a nonprofit education and research facility which was established in 1972 by Dr. Erich Klinghammer. Along with research and seminars on wolf behavior, particularly reproductive and inter-pack social behavior, Wolf Park provides interpretive programs to school groups throughout the year by prearrangement. Wolf Photography Wolves. Feared and hated, loved and admired, legendary figures, the image of which traces back through the ages. Captured on film by wildlife photographer, make that Wolf Photographer, Monty Sloan, this site shall provide the ultimate resource for images of the wolf. In both color and artistic black and white, photographic prints are available which depict everything from beautiful portraits to hunting, howling, numerous social interactions and even pups. The California Wolf Center is a truly unique education and conservation center focusing on the North American Gray Wolf. They promote conservation of gray wolves and all wildlife through education, exhibition, participation in captive breeding programs, and studies of captive-wild wolves. International Wolf Center The International Wolf Center advances the survival of wolf populations by teaching about wolves, their relationship to wild lands and the human role in their future. The Sanctum, Inc. Wolf Educational Facility & Sanctuary. Thet give educational tours by appointment, and have both wolves and wolfdogs. They also have a Wolf Howl Inn, where interested wolf lovers can come stay and enjoy not only the woofers, but the Appalachian mountains too. A Wolf Adventure A Provincially licensed facility, fosters and promotes a healthy respect of wildlife and surrounding habitat. We strive to provide a unique and one of a kind up close and personal experience with our captive raised ambassador wolves; and provide opportunities to photograph and interact with these amazing animals. A Wolf Adventure targets the youth especially troubled youth. We have found that children learn to understand themselves better and gain important life skills when they learn about their natural environment in an intimate manner. It is A Wolf Adventures honest belief that when we focus on fostering a healthy youth, we in essence also help to foster and create healthy communities and environments. Wolves of Yellowstone: Legacy, Legend, and Recovery Premiering March 9, 2005, Yellowstone National Park will premier "Wolves of Yellowstone: Legacy, Legend, and Recovery". This 75-minute eTrip, with its storybook attributes, gives virtual visitors opportunities to camp under the park's night skies and to experience traditional customs of life on a nearby ranch. www.windowsintowonderland.org World Wide Wolves is based on a report released by Defenders of Wildlife outlining the condition of the world's wolf populations. Timber Wolf Information Network Mission: To increase public awareness and acceptance of the wolf in its natural habitat and its ecological role in the environment. WolfTown Wolftown is a non-profit 501(c)(3) USDA recognized organization founded in 1997 by a grassroots community of people whose vision is to bring humanity into personal contact with at-risk animals, for their mutual benefit. We do wolf rescue and horse rescue. Wolftown also has federal permits for non-releasable indigenous birds of prey for educational outreach. Using the balance and wisdom of animals, teach young people compassion and empathy through the care of our rescued animals. Wolf Howl Animal Preserve Wolf Howl Animal Preserve is dedicated to the preservation of the Wolf. Man has been the Wolves' greatest threat. We want to give the Wolf a safe haven in which the species can survive and multiply. We want to be open to the public for educational tours and fun events that will alleviate some of the bad press that the Wolf has received in the past. Center for Biological Diversity At the Center we believe that the health and vigor of human societies and the integrity and wildness of the natural environment are closely linked. Beyond their extraordinary intrinsic value, animals and plants, in their distinctness and variety, offer irreplaceable emotional and physical benefits to our lives and play an integral part in culture. Their loss, which parallels the loss of diversity within and among human civilizations, impoverishes us beyond repair. NRDC BioGems NRDC's BioGemsİ campaign is dedicated to saving unique wild places throughout the Americas -- places in urgent need of defense from clear and present dangers. Often these BioGems are the last refuge for animals and plants on the verge of extinction or are themselves the only remaining fragment of an ecosystem fast disappearing. National Wildlife Federation The National Wildlife Federation is the nation's largest member-supported conservation group, uniting individuals, organizations, businesses and government to protect wildlife, wild places, and the environment. Wolf Education and Research Center The Wolf Education and Research Center is dedicated to providing public education and scientific research concerning the gray wolf and its habitat in the Northern Rocky Mountains. Wolf Recovery Foundation Welcome to the Wolf Recovery Foundation's Densite. Founded in 1986 as a nonprofit 501.C.3 tax deductible organization, the Foundation was the first organization in Idaho completely dedicated to the restoration of wolves in the Rockies. Places for Wolves: A Blueprint for Restoration and Long-Term Recovery in the Lower 48 States. The Total Yellowstone Wolf News Page Up to date information on the wolves in Yellowstone. Status of Gray Wolf Recovery Gray Wolf News, Information and Recovery Status Reports. Defenders of Wildlife Take action to help our wolves. NOVA Online - Wild Wolves What's in a wolf's howl -- a calling card, a warning, or an invitation? Hear the call of the wild, find out how wolves are making a comeback, and discover the ancient connection between dogs and wolves at this Web site. Wolf Source a free online resource and directory dedicated to the wolf and other canines as well. Kerwood Wildlife Education Center Kerwood Wildlife Education Center is not a zoo but rather an educational facility dedicated to the preservation and conservation of wolves, other indigenous species and big cats such as tigers worldwide. Our facility is the successful merger of Kerwood Wolf Education Centre, our founding project, and The Tiger Foundation, our most recent initiative. The Searching Wolf with undaunted courage and relentless fortitude is constantly on the move seeking out wolf information and stuff wherever it can be found. It's here, it's there, it's everywhere! It's The Searching Wolf! Mission:Wolf is a peaceful wolf sanctuary located in the remote mountains of Colorado. Sacred Wolf Dreams A personal website with wolf information The Sawtooth Pack Beautiful pictures Wolf Watching Some Favorite Wolf Watching Sites The Wolf Conservation Center is founded on the philosophy that personal acquaintance of people with wolves builds a bridge of understanding and concern for wolves in the wild. Meeting these individuals helps to demystify the species for visitors. With their help, we hope to educate the public towards responsible stewardship of our environment and its fragile ecosystems. World of Lady Wolf A personal website with wolf information. Gray Wolf News, Information and Recovery Status Reports Feel free to right click and save this banner to link to protectwolves.org