Posts Tagged: alyssa

Alyssa Grayson talks to Students about Wolves

Posted on October 26, 2011

Alyssa Grayson, our dynamic and youngest member of the National Wolfwatcher Coalition, talks to students about wolves at the Rocky Hill School in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. read more

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Alyssa and the Not So “Big Bad Wolf”

Posted on October 17, 2011

“Alyssa Grayson, our Junior Advocate at Wolfwatcher was also here for the event and got to see a wolf up close and personal.” read more

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Alyssa Grayson:" Wolves, and what you can do to Help! "

Posted on September 18, 2011

SEE ALYSSA’S VIDEO! read more

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Alyssa’s Den: Why Wolves are Important

Posted on September 18, 2011

Alyssa’s Den Wolves need our help now more then ever. We need wolves back on the Endangered Species list! There used to be 200,000 wolves in North America. Now fewer than 1,200 remain in the wild in the Northern Rockies. … read more

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A New Voice for Wolves: Meet Alyssa Grayson

Posted on September 11, 2011

“We are very inspired and encouraged to have Alyssa as our new young voice for wolves..” read more

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Episode 1 of 4 - The American War on Wolves: Establishing a FoundationWe’re so excited to bring you our first ever mini-series here on Animalia.tinyurl.com/4t35y2bmThe American War on WolvesIf you’re not already aware, 2021 has become a pivotal year, a year like no other, in the fight to save this species here in the United States. After the Trump Administration delisted wolves from Federal protection in January of this year, many states have returned to the horrific, sweeping legalization of killing wolves. The same programs and strategies that led to their near extinction from the mid 1800s through the Endangered Species Act of 1973.It’s critical we bring more awareness to what’s happening, spread the facts, and share the love across the incredible community fighting for this species. Because the biggest threats to wolves continue to be a combination of misinformation and ingrained cultural disdain.So here we go. We can’t wait to bring this to you.The 4 episodes will take you through a journey starting with highlighting some of the many incredible traits of wolf behavior and sociology in order to lay a foundation of understanding and appreciation. In Episode 2 we’ll move into the historical extermination that began in the mid 19th century. Episode 3 will walk us through reintroduction efforts in the mid 90s through today, what has worked, and what hasn’t. Finally, the 4th and final episode will focus on the ideological and political war going on right now that may very well determine the fate of the species.Throughout the series we will urge you to visit SaveOurWolves.org and PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE sign the digital petitions pushing policy makers at state and federal levels to protect wolves. If you can also make a donation to their efforts, that would be amazing too. However, guess what, you already did that just by listening to this episode!That’s because for every listen this series gets, Animalia is donating $1 to the Center for Biological Diversity, the organization that began . SaveOurWolves.org. So please share with friends and urge them to do the same!—————————————————————As described above, this first episode delves into the behavior and sociology that makes wolves so special. We’ll learn what it’s like day to day for wolves, how their family structures work, how they interact with their ecosystem, and the value of play. We feel it’s important that before we get into the war on wolves, we first need to better understand them.We think you’ll love this kickoff 🙂Throughout the series you’ll here from some amazing guests. Biologists, conservationists, authors, and policy makers that were kind enough to contribute to this project.In this particular episode, you’ll meet:Rick McIntyre: One of the most celebrated wolf experts in America, Rick has been at Yellowstone National Park since 1994, the year before wolves were reintroduced in 1995. He is also the author of The Rise of Wolf 8 and The Reign of Wolf 21, two books we HIGHLY recommend.John Vucetich: A biologist, professor, and Primary Investigator of the Isle Royal National Park in northwest Michigan AVAILABLE ON APPLE, SPOTIFY & ANYWHERE YOU GET YOUR PODCASTSEnjoy!!!! ... See MoreSee Less

Save Our Wolves - The fight for wolves is on.

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The fight to save America’s wolves is in a critical new phase – and that’s why your help is so important. This is the moment to take a stand against wolf slaughter – including poison, traps, aerial gunn...

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14 hours ago

Every moment counts in the battle to protect wolf populations from decimation at the hands of state politicians who more worried about kowtowing to special interest groups than they are about protecting the fragile ecosystems they oversee. @potus and @secdebhaaland should step up and put wolves back on the endangered species list before it’s too late....Photo Credit: @wildermiss_photos ...#wildlifeconservation #wolfconservation #keepwolvesprotected #yellowstonewolves #balancedecosystem #endangeredspecies #wildlife #wolf #protectwildlife #savethewolves #wolfpack #protectwolves #graywolf #mexicanwolf #redwolf #wolfresearch #wolfbiology #wolfpups #wolfadvocate #wolfprotection #canislupus #canisrufus #canislycaon #idahoneedswolves #coastalwolves #coloradoneedswolves #utahneedswolves #endtrapping #relistwolves ... See MoreSee Less

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