Wolves
Wolf History, Conservation, Ecology and Behavior
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Today's Headline
Idaho Rancher Legally Kills Wolf Under New Rule
See News Clippings (3.11)
3.11.05
(see Index)

"The challenge of the 1990s was to restore the wolf; the challenge of the coming decade is to find an acceptable way for wolves and humans to coexist."
-- Jason Manning, WOLVES creator & editor


The purpose of WOLVES (Wolfology.com) is simple: To provide information.
Information is the key to successful wolf advocacy, and you'll find plenty of it here -- excerpts from articles on wolf history, wolf ecology, and wolf recovery both in the United States and elsewhere. Over several years I have accumulated approximately 1,500 articles from magazines, journals and newspapers. Eventually, abridgements of many of them will be available here along with, when possible, guidelines on how to acquire the complete article from its original source. (See "Resources" for details.)
My hope is that those who are serious about wolf recovery will find this site a valuable source of information. Just because there are now a few small wolf populations scattered throughout the United States doesn't mean the battles are over, or the war won. As the federal government edges closer to delisting the wolf, those populations will face multiplying dangers. We must make sure that the next generation carries on with wolf recovery. And the best way to do that is through education.


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(The entire site is spidered every two weeks to assimilate new material)


To see what's been added to WOLVES since your last visit



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SITE FEATURES

Search/Index provides a site search feature (updated every two weeks) as well as a three-month index of all added material for those who want to see what's been added to WOLVES since their last visit.
News Clippings collects wolf-related news culled from a daily search of AP, UPI, Reuters, Yahoo News and other sources. New additions are noted in the Index.
Recovery Reports archives the Fish & Wildlife Service updates for the gray wolf, Mexican wolf, and red wolf reintroduction projects. (Years previous to 2003 will be archived in the near future for those interested in tracking the progress of the various projects since inception.)
Wolf Wars: Reports from the Front Lines provides complete-text newspaper articles relevant to the political, social and economic aspects of wolf recovery.
Resources contains abridged articles from news sources and scholarly journals on (A) wolf ecology and behavior, (B) wolf history, (C) wolf recovery in the U.S., and (D) wolf recovery elsewhere in the world. All new additions are recorded in the Index.
Online Resources includes external links to over 40 articles and documents already published elsewhere on the Web.
100 Wolf Facts is the Wolfology.com version of FAQs, with basic information on wolves.
The Kids' Page is an introduction to wolves for children, and includes several activities, including a word hunt and crossword puzzle.
More About Wolves is a collection of essays by the webmaster on various wolf-related subjects. Essays from others are not only welcome, but encouraged.
A Wolf Chronology is John A. Murray's work, with post-1992 entries made by the webmaster.
Wolf Populations consists of several tables on populations around the world, kept as up-to-date as possible.
Wolves--A Bibliography, a work in progress, is intended to be a comprehensive bibliography of wolf-related articles & essays.
Abstracts: An archive of informative journal essay abstracts. (Works available in Resources will not be included.)
The Messageboard is open to all who want to discuss wolf-related matters.

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