wolves
Science, Biology, Flora and Fauna, Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia, Carnivora, Canidae, Wolves
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- The National Wildlife Federation offers ways to help wolves through conferences, newsletters, public education and films. Read about the different species of wolves, commonly asked questions about wolves, and what you can do to help.
- Basic information on the Gray Wolf.
- Updated news and how to get involved with the wolf sanctuary located in the Saint Louis, Missouri area.
- Dedicated to the preservation of Canis Lupus and its sub-species. Includes facts about wolves and a reading list.
- A non-profit organization researching social behavior of wolf packs through non-invasive methods.
- Provides historical facts and reintroduction updates of the endangered Mexican Gray Wolf.
- Provides facts about wolves, opinions about recovery and other issues, news, and photos.
- Photographs, news, facts, and poetry about wolves.
- Facts on wolf anatomy, behavior, conservation, and their involvement in human history.
- Find out how wolves are making a comeback and discover the ancient connection between dogs and wolves.
- Non-advocacy, non-profit organization in Superior National Forest, Minnesota dedicated to educating people about the wolf.
- Hunting and feeding, pack life, breeding, and anatomy of the wolf. Includes facts about different species, provides news, and tells how you can help preserve the wolves.
- Essay and photo gallery on arctic wolves and their prey by a widely recognized expert.
- Non-profit organization promoting conservation and providing a natural habitat sanctuary for observation.
- The center located in the Northern Rocky Mountains provides public education and scientific research concerning the Gray Wolf and its habitat.
- Find out how these creatures communicate and defend themselves and their territories, and learn about our relationship with them.
- Information, history, poetry, pictures, and links. Looks at the relationships between wolves and Indians and wolves and women.
- Learn how wolves live and survive, read journal entries from field biologists, read an interview with a wildlife veterinarian, and learn why wolves are afraid of humans.
- Basic information on the biology of wolves.
- Interactive project to study Red Wolves in North Carolina. Conducted by the Nort Carolina Zoo and a team of researchers.
- Natural history of wolves and other canids, photo galleries, fossil records, sound and video files, and links.
- A non-profit organization dedicated to achieving an understanding of the wolf through education and awareness. Find out how to get involved and explore the resources offered.
- Facts on many different species of wolves broken down by subspecies.
- Conservation and education center focusing on Gray and Mexican Wolves.
- Non-profit organization focused on wolf reintroduction and preservation through education.
- Details how wolves were reintroducted into Yellowstone National Forest.
- Basic information and links related to wolves.
- General overview and fact about wolves.
- Personal site of Tamra Brennan dedicated to the preservation of wolves. Information on wolf biology, conservation, and wolves' role in Native culture. Includes photo gallery.
- Basic facts and information about wolves and other predators.
- Learn all about wolves, how to protect them, find out about myths, view photographs, and buy wolf items.
- Fact sheet about the Ethiopian Wolf.
- Guide to wolf biology, conservation, activism, and other resources.
- Includes news clippings, images, a special section for kids, articles and article abstracts, lists of books and videos, links, and an extensive bibliography.
- Facts about the endangered status, habitat, range, and diet of this mammal. Includes photos.
- Collection of information about the different species of wolves, including resources, pictures, news and opinion, and sounds.
- Iberian wolf (Canis lupus signatus) and brown bear conservation in Spain.
- Wolf information, tales, pictures, and games.
- Learn about this mammal's history and recovery. Includes facts about its habitat, physical traits, and behavior.
- Social behavior, habitat, breeding, and endangerment of Gray, Red, Mexican Gray, Maned, and Arctic Wolves.
- Fact sheet on the Mexican Gray Wolf.
- Wolf sanctuary in Ohio with information on wolf communication, pups, the pack, and why wolves are endangered.
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