Upcoming Events

Wolves in a Changing world – International Wolf Symposium 2018 Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota

October 12 – 14, 2018
Stay tuned for more details
wolf.org/programs/symposium- 2018/

Wolf Workshop

Dates: October 27, 2018
Duration: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday
Location: Larson-Juhl Center for Science; Room 169; Northland College, Ashland, WI
Meals: lunch provided at Northland College cafeteria
Meal Options: vegetarian & gluten free options
Price: $30
Click to register https://www.northland.edu/ event/wolf-ecology-workshop/

VOLUNTEER CARNIVORE TRACK TRAINING

This workshop, instructed by Timber Wolf Alliance Chair Adrian Wydeven and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Technician Sarah Boles, teaches the basics of tracking medium to large size carnivores in Wisconsin, including track identification, gait patterns, and conducting snow track survey.
Dates: November 3, 2018
Duration: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday
Location: Larson-Juhl Center for Science; Room 169; Northland College, Ashland, WI
Meals: lunch provided at Northland College cafeteria
Meal Options: vegetarian & gluten free options
Price: $30
Click to register https://www.northland.edu/event/carnivore-track-training/

Winter Wolf Ecology workshop

Beaver Creek Reserve, Fall Creek WI – January 26th and 27th, 2019
S1 County Hwy K
Fall Creek, WI 54742
(715) 877-2212
email: bcr@beavercreekreserve.org
website: www.beavercreekreserve.org
9:00 AM Saturday to 12:00 PM Sunday
Fee: $TBD
Lodging: $13 per person, per night
Call (715) 877-2212 for lodging information
BYO Saturday lunch and beverage, clothing for outdoors
Limit: 25 people
To register: Visit the Beaver Creek Reserve website or call (715) 877-2212
Please register by January 18th, 2019
For more information http://www. timberwolfinformation.org/wolf-workshops-and-clinics/

Winter Wolf Workshop Treehaven, Tomahawk WI – January 26th and 27th, 2019

W2540 Pickerel Creek Ave
Tomahawk, WI 54487
(715) 453-4106
email:  treehaven@uwsp.edu
website:  www.uwsp.edu/treehaven
9:00 AM Saturday to 12:00 PM Sunday
Fee: $TBD (includes TWIN lectures and field trip, Saturday lunch and supper, Sunday
breakfast and lunch, Saturday lodging).  Friday lodging available at additional cost.
Commuters: $TBD (includes TWIN workshop and field trip, Saturday lunch and supper,
and Sunday lunch.
Bring clothing for outdoors.
Limit: 30 people
Hurry! There are a limited number of $50 scholarships available for UWSP students and Secondary/ Post-Secondary teachers – check the Treehaven website for details!
To register: Visit the Treehaven website or call (715) 453-4106
Please register by January 16th, 2019
For more information http://www. timberwolfinformation.org/wolf-workshops-and-clinics/

Winter Wolf Workshop

DNR-Sandhill Outdoor Skills Center, Babcock WI – February 2nd and 3rd, 2019
1715 County Highway X
Babcock, WI 54413
(715) 884-6335
dnr.wi.gov/topic/lands/WildlifeAreas/sandhill/
TWIN email: mail@timberwolfinformation.org
TWIN phone: (715) 592-6613 (leave message)
9:00 AM Saturday to 12:00 PM Sunday
Fee: $TBD (includes TWIN lectures and field trip, Saturday supper,
Sunday breakfast, Saturday lodging). Friday lodging $20.00
additional per person.
BYO Saturday lunch and beverage, clothing for outdoors
Limit: 25 people

Secure credit card registration – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/twin-wolf-ecology-workshop-tickets-39803929625?ref=ebtn

TWIN
PO Box 192
Plover WI 54467

Please register by January 28th, 2019
For more information http://www. timberwolfinformation.org/ wolf-workshops-and-clinics/

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'I thought it was a bear': N.W.T. woman captures ride alongside 2 black wolves
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Rhonda Miller recorded the encounter on her phone. She said when she spotted the first animal, she thought it was a man walking down the road.

"I thought that was strange because you don't normally see people walking on the road that far out," Miller said.

"I slowed down a bit and I got closer. I thought it was a bear, and I thought, it can't be a bear because it was the wrong time of year."

Then she spotted a second animal.

"My body immediately became afraid," Miller said.

"I was so struck by the size of their heads and their jaws."

Miller said she followed the animals for a couple minutes in her car and filmed them as she passed.

She said the wolves were running "flat out."

"So many men have asked, how fast were they going? Had I been a man I may have looked. I don't know. I think between 40 and 50 [km/h]... it was fast."

Miller said she has seen many different animals on the highway, but never wolves.

She said she recorded the encounter because she thought no one would believe her if she didn't.

"When I got to school, I shared it with the teachers and kids," Miller said. "Everybody was just amazed. I think just the power of them and the beauty of them, seeing them running like that, flat out, is pretty inspiring." ... See MoreSee Less

'I thought it was a bear': N.W.T. woman captures ride alongside 2 black wolves | CBC News

cbc.ca

A woman driving on Highway 3 to her work office in Edzo, N.W.T., filmed two black wolves running alongside the road on Friday.

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