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Wolf Awareness is a non-profit (charity # 119301851 RR0001 ) dedicated to improving tolerance and promoting coexistence among humans and wolves.

Golden, British Columbia
Joined February 2015
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“When humanity overexploits prey, we are not just risking that species, we are risking ecological processes that those species encode” Raincoast’s Science Director @ChrisDarimont presenting on Humanity’s Diverse Predatory Niche #NACCB2022
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BREAKING: A group of 14 conservation and wildlife organizations, led by WildEarth Guardians, have just unveiled our “Colorado Wolf Restoration Plan," a science-based proposal to guide #wolf reintroduction and recovery of #wolves in Colorado. wildearthguardians.org/press…
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Can kindness change the world? 🐺
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Connectivity is the movement of animals and the flow of natural processes that sustain life on Earth. If connectivity is lost, landscapes, river systems, and seascapes become fragmented. Our planet will only survive if its ecosystems are connected.
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The U.S. imported $2.4 billion worth of illegal, unreported and unregulated seafood in 2019. Watch David Schorr speak with @milesobrien and the PBS @NewsHour about this issue and the transformational, digital solutions WWF is committed to implementing: to.pbs.org/3Q6UsCh.
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Ten reasons to protect wolves. 🐺 #RelistWolves
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Love is all that matters 🐺
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In 2010, there were an estimated 3,200 wild tigers left on the planet. As we look towards the 2022 Global Tiger Summit, we’ve created a timeline of the last 12 years of tiger conservation: wwf.to/35i0D38.
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Learn from wolves. Hunting large ungulates is hard work for wolves + success is generally the reward of good communication, extensive traveling + a chase. When they fail, wolves can’t quit. They persevere, learn from missteps + try again. Work hard. Don't quit. Be like a wolf 🐺
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Despite the cruel premise, wildlife killing contests are as popular as ever among some folks across the US who seek to kill coyotes + other animals for cash + prizes. Is this what our relationship with wildlife should look like in the 21st century? onegreenplanet.org/animalsan…
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Replying to @Raincoast
@Raincoast has released a new 360° video lesson for students in grades 9 to 12 - or any age! Using smartphones or tablets, #students are immersed in unique coastal habitats and #learn about #conservation. There's even a lesson plan, check it out! ↙ raincoast.org/2022/01/experi…
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Wolves need federal protection to save them from extermination. #RelistWolvesNow @POTUS @SecDebHaaland Why won't you act?!
I am 1234M of the Wapiti Lake Pack and I am one of the latest wolves to be killed in the Montana hunt. I had no idea what was waiting for me when I crossed that invisible line that surrounds Yellowstone National Park.I was an innocent being.@SecDebHaaland @POTUS stop the killing.
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Arctic gray wolves live primarily in the Arctic, the region located above 67° north latitude. Due to their isolation, arctic wolves are not threatened by human hunters like their southern relatives 🐺
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A Wilderness denied of its wolves is a wounded Wilderness. If wolves can’t be allowed to live in Wilderness, where can they live? More: bit.ly/3qc45ok via Mountain Journal @MoJoGYE
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