A nonprofit organization dedicated to raising broad public awareness of the truth about wolves, their social nature, and their importance to healthy ecosystems.
Sun Valley, ID
Joined January 2015
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Have you seen the new wolf museum in Ketchum, Idado from our partners @LWWolves?! This stunning space immerses visitors in the world of wolves with photography from Jim & Jamie Dutcher, clips from their Emmy award winning docuseries, & more! Check it out! bit.ly/lwwmus
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As the death toll from Montana's trophy wolf hunt hit 205, @SecDebHaaland penned an op-ed in USA Today. Although she discussed the value of wolves, she failed to commit actions to protect the species despite her ability to authorize an emergency relisting.
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We checked cameras yesterday and got this gem of the Cranberry Bay Pack traveling together this fall at freeze-up in a remote wild part of Voyageurs National Park. Rarely do we get the entire pack in a one frame!
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New episode of Way Too Interested ALERT
@msdanifernandez (who is awesome) talks about her obsession with WOLVES and the personal backstory on it. Then, we chat with Garrick Dutcher of Living With Wolves (@LWWolves) about these incredible animals.
GET IT: waytoointerested.com/
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Ask @SecDebHaaland to take action ---> actionnetwork.org/letters/in…
"In Montana, state wildlife authorities earlier this month approved a statewide harvest quota of 450 wolves, about 40% of the state’s wolf population." washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Some good news from Idaho, via @LWWolves! livingwithwolves.org/2021/03…
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That stare! Another image from my encounter with this gorgeous wolf from last month. Happy Friday! Have a great safe weekend!
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Big news! Today we published the first-ever in-depth study of wolf ambushing behavior! By identifying 748 spots where wolves waited-in-ambush for beavers, we show how wolf choose ambushing locations that seem almost perfect for catching beavers. (1/9)
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One week left to help Living with Wolves!
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I’m releasing a song next week & anyone who gives @LWWolves a donation will receive the song before it’s released. The donations need to be made to the non-profit, I will not accept any funds.
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The first analysis of dire wolf DNA finds that these ancient predators—a favorite of Game of Thrones fans—are so different from other wolves, coyotes, and dogs as to require an entirely new scientific classification. fcld.ly/3hckbbi
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Voters in the state narrowly approved a ballot initiative, paving the way for gray wolves to be reintroduced into Colorado, where they were hunted to extinction by the 1940s. on.natgeo.com/2U3kaf7
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"There is no biologically sound reason to lessen or remove protections for wolves.” Garrick Dutcher, Research and Program Director for @LWWolves endangered.org/gray-wolf-str… #stopextinction #EndangeredSpeciesAct
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.@janegoodallinst decries @USFWS decision to delist gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act. Neither supported by science nor the public, this action puts vulnerable wolf populations, essential to their ecosystems, at further risk of extinction. ejus.tc/31RFFE0
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Once common throughout the southeastern United States, red wolves like this one @GreatPlainsZoo were driven to the brink of extinction during the 1960s. To combat this decline, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service created the American Red Wolf Recovery Program.
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Twenty-five years ago today, trucks carrying wolves arrived at the North Entrance and marked the beginning of that species’ restoration in Yellowstone. #25YearsOfWolves
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This #WolfAwarenessWeek, we are sharing common wolf myths ... and the truths behind them.
WOLF MYTH #2: The gray wolves that were reintroduced to the northern U.S. from Canada are a supersized or more violent species than the original American wolves.
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The red wolf once roamed all the way from Texas to New York—now only about 35 remain in the wild on.natgeo.com/2CDdIFx
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What's it like to live among wolves? Jim & Jamie Dutcher of @LWWolves wanted to find out & are on-air now speaking with @DW_Gibson about their @NatGeoBooks book, “The Wisdom of Wolves,” which details their experiences living with a wolf pack for 6 years.
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Tomorrow, Jim and Jamie Dutcher of @LWWolves will be on @WNYCMidday to talk with @DW_Gibson about living with a pack of wolves in for six years!
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Can you say best job ever? Jim and Jamie Dutcher lived with a wolf pack for six years. Read all about it in Wisdom of Wolves, an @amazonbook pick for Best of the Month: Nonfiction on.natgeo.com/2I0Juec