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**WE are looking for helpers with chain link intallation equipment and experince!

The Wolf Mountain Nature Center

Dedicated to the spirit of the wolf, past, present, and future.

 

Our Mission:

  • To observe wolf behaviors and present objective educational programs about wolves to a diverse audience

 

  • To help dispell the centuries old negative images and myths about wolves.

 

  • To foster appreciation and understanding of the intrinsic value of wolves and the natural environment and their relationship with natural systems.

 

Description of Objective Goals :

  • To conduct on-site educational programs about timely wolf-related issues, biology, behaviors, communication, social structure and environmental changes.

 

  • To encourage and foster an understanding and awareness of wolf history and the role in which wolves contribute to enhancing the ecosystem by helping to maintain balance.

 

  • To provide a place where observation of natural behavior is possible.  At the Wolf Mountain Nature Center, wolves can interact very much as they normally do in the wild, enjoying a quality of life which promotes physical and psychological health.

 

  • To research and teach ways to reduce predation by wolves on domestic livestock.

 

  • To promote and support the well being of wolves in the wild.

 

  • To improve the lives of captive wolves through well designed enclosures, enrichment techniques and socialization programs designed to eliminate stress and enhance the life of captive wolves.  To exhibit a model design for zoos and wildlife parks.

 

  • To educate people who have wolves or hybrids about proper management and fencing. We do not support wolves as pets.

 

 

  • solar panels

100% off the grid utilizing solar and wind power and offer educational tours.

 

 

We honor our ancient teacher the wolf, and to the endearing spirit of the wolf past, present and future we dedicate all our efforts. May we continue to learn from them. Image of Tashina wolf in medicine wheel.

 

 

 

Building the entrance gates. Thank you Pat and Scott for your "technical support".

 

 

 

We will be adding a sign and wolf silloutte figures to the gate this spring.

 

 

This is our current 2 acre enclosure under construction 2005

 

 

 

 

Fall 2007

 

Inside enclousure. There are many apple trees and a berry brier patch for the wolves.

 

Picture by Will Pryor

 

Picture below taken by Deb Smith of Norwich New York

Nakoa and Natani winter 2008

 

Happiness is,,,,spending time with the wolves! It works for them too!

Staff, Esther, Sophie & Will social time with Nakoa and Natani