Posted in Wolves and educational activities on January 12, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Get your copy of this fascinating animated film about wolf packs, specifically the love between an alpha and omega. If you use Amazon to purchase this item, please click on the banner through “The Independent Critic,” (http://www.theindependentcritic.com/alpha_and_omega) to help a worthy cause!
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Posted in Wolf Current Events, Wolf Preservation Efforts on January 12, 2011| 1 Comment »
In their darkest days, only five Mexican gray wolves—including just one female—could be found in the wild. Professional biologists at the nation’s leading zoos and other wildlife facilities helped pull Mexican gray wolves back from the brink of extinction by creating a captive breeding program which now involves 51 facilities across the United States and Mexico.
“Lobos of The Southwest” are working to help ensure the survival of the Mexican gray wolf. Please visit their website provided below.
The Wolf Preservation Blog 