Wolf School, Episode 2.
Aug 26, 2020 @ 3pm PST
Featuring Regan Downey of Wolf Conservation Center (Broadcasting from New York).
With many populations of wolves in North America extirpated, Regan will provide insight into current reintroduction efforts in the US. The episode also provides an opportunity to meet some of the wolves currently at the center.
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Regan (sp?) from @nywolforg is doing a good job giving a summary of the [terrible] colonial history of hunting wolves. So much fear and hate of wolves. So sad. Trophy hunting is still at thing. #wolfschool pic.twitter.com/y14NReBTkR
— West Coast Science (@coast_science) August 26, 2020
@nywolforg with Regan Downey who has just introduced the #WolfSchool class to Ambassador #wolves Zephyr, sister Alawa, & younger brother Nikai I’m in love #StandForWolves thanks @Raincoast for putting this on too! ❤️🐺 pic.twitter.com/VAycdzJlJp
— Sandra Pella (@Sandra_Pella) August 26, 2020
The wolf remains misunderstood – @Raincoast and @nywolforg are launching #WolfSchool August 19 – an online series to deepen your understanding of wolves and threats to their survival in British Columbia and beyond. Sign up for free registration. https://t.co/srlzRSb1v7 pic.twitter.com/2TQTIyZwuX
— Wilderness Committee (@wildernews) August 24, 2020
Mexican wolves are surprisingly small! Thank you to @Raincoast and the Wolf Conservation Center @nywolforg for a very fun episode of #WolfSchool! Register for the free webinar series here: https://t.co/HlE5T7lxry https://t.co/HlE5T7lxry
— Eastern Coyote Association (@coywolfassoc) August 26, 2020
Currently listening in to #WolfSchool presented by @Raincoast and @nywolforg! The presenter this week is @regan_downey, the Director of Education with The Wolf Conservation Centre! Too cool to learn about the #RedWolf and the #MexicanGrayWolf
— Shauna Doll (@shauna_doll) August 26, 2020
Hope is actually being raised by her biological aunt. Her wild-born dad Lighthawk ended up at the WCC. His mate Trumpet is Hope's biological mom. What a story and what a family! #WolfSchool @nywolforg @Raincoast
— Meta Beth. Calling out nonsense daily. 💭🎗🍿🐝 (@professorsan) August 26, 2020
On episode 1, Raincoast educator Nathaniel Glickman takes viewers on a journey to the beautiful coastline of British Columbia.
In British Columbia, Canada, wolves are killed through a variety of means that include legal hunting and trapping, as well as government-sanctioned culling.
Learn about S,DÁYES Flycatcher Forest, a land acquisition initiative between Raincoast Conservation Foundation and Pender Islands Conservancy.. Learn about Coastal Douglas-fir forests on the Gulf Islands and why land acquisition…
Wolves in British Columbia, Canada are subject to recreational hunting and trapping. We are working to stop this senseless killing.
Regan discusses several of the conservation initiatives around the country since 1987 that have helped to reintroduce wolves back into the wild. In particular, she talks about the species survival program in place for the rarer Mexican grey wolf and red wolf populations.
Together with Pender Islands Conservancy, Raincoast is raising $2.18 million to purchase a 45 acre coastal property on the edge of the Salish Sea. Since launching this campaign in late…
