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International Wolf Center: Learn view detail comment email this

Information for students and teachers about wolves and their interrelationships with other species, including humans. Includes threats, history and biology of wolf populations, a searchable bibliography (including full-text articles), a glossary, and facts about species and subspecies. Features lesson plans and other educational resources.
http://www.wolf.org/wolves/learn/learn.asp
Topics: Mammals

Last updated May 2, 2006


Wolf Haven International view detail comment email this

The Web site for this Tenino, Washington state, organization describes efforts to provide sanctuary for captive-born wolves, educate the public on the value of all wildlife, promote wolf restoration in historic ranges, and protect remaining wild wolves and their habitat. Includes educational information on wolf biology and ecology, visitor and membership information, wolf photographs and biographies, animal care pages, and related resources. Searchable.
http://www.wolfhaven.org
Topics: Animals, Mammals

Last updated Sep 27, 2004


Wolf Song of Alaska view detail comment email this

This site presents a tremendous range of information about wolves. Material includes information on population and distribution, pup development, and taxonomy; folklore, fiction, and poetry; and essays on the relations between wolves and Native Americans and other people, wolf/prey relationships, tracking, the use of wolves and their images in warfare, and other topics.
http://www.wolfsongalaska.org/
Topics: Mammals, Poetry

Last updated Apr 20, 2004


World Wide Wolves view detail comment email this

This site is based on an October 2000 report released by Defenders of Wildlife "outlining the condition of the world's wolf populations." The site features a copy of the report as well as an interactive map of the world wolf populations and related study questions. From Defenders of Wildlife, a wildlife conservation organization.
http://www.kidsplanet.org/www/
Topics: Animals, Environment, Mammals

Last updated Mar 8, 2004




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