Wolves - Alberta Wilderness Association
WEBAlberta can boast some of the largest and most handsome of all wolves, which belong to the Canis lupus occidentalis group. They are mostly confined to the Rocky Mountains, foothills, and boreal forest regions. Present-day wolves are estimated to number around 7,000 in Alberta.
Wolves and outdoor recreation - Alberta.ca
WEBThere are approximately 7000 wolves in Alberta. Wolves can live anywhere there is enough prey, a safe site to den and little interference from people. In Alberta, wolves are found in mountain, foothill and boreal regions.
Regions of the Province you might See Wolves - Know Alberta
WEBWhere to See Wolves in Alberta. Alberta’s vast wilderness is home to a rich tapestry of wildlife, including the elusive gray wolf. These majestic creatures roam the province’s diverse landscapes, from the dense boreal forests to the rugged Rocky Mountains.
Alberta - International Wolf Center
WEBAlberta at a glance. Extensive wolf populations have continued to exist across Alberta since before European settlement in North America. Main prey for wolves there are moose, caribou, bighorn sheep, deer, beaver, mountain goat and elk. Species Information.
Meet the Yamnuska Wolfdogs | Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary
WEBYamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is a non-profit dedicated to public awareness and education about wolfdogs and wolves in the wild. We are located east of the Rocky Mountains near Cochrane, Alberta on 160 acres of land with a current pack of 55+ resident wolfdogs.
Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary | Cochrane, Alberta, Canada
WEBYamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is a non-profit dedicated to public awareness and education about wolfdogs and wolves in the wild. We are located east of the Rocky Mountains near Cochrane, Alberta on 160 acres of land with a current pack of 55+ resident wolfdogs.
How 31 Alberta wolves changed the natural balance of …
WEBOct 21, 2018 · An eco-experiment that started with 14 Alberta wolves being introduced to Yellowstone National Park has shown just how powerful the laws of nature really are.
northernlightswildlife | educational zoo
WEBWalk With Wolves. Take a walk on the wild side and explore the beautiful Blaeberry Valley nestled in the Rocky Mountains with a wolf as your guide! Our walks are on the wolves’ terms through easy terrain at a leisurely pace with plenty of time for taking beautiful photos.
Wolf Matters
WEBAn aggressive campaign to kill Alberta's wolves by snaring, trapping and shooting is being carried out in secret, neither regulated nor monitored by our Provincial Government. Inhumane practices that would never be tolerated for other animals are routinely used against wolves.
Self Guided Sanctuary Walk - Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary
WEBYamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is a non-profit dedicated to public awareness and education about wolfdogs and wolves in the wild. We are located east of the Rocky Mountains near Cochrane, Alberta on 160 acres of land with a current pack of 55+ resident wolfdogs.
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