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Wolf Visions . . .Wolf Education Program With Our Lupine Friends! NJ Teacher teaches all about wolves!

Wolf Visions' wolves ready to say hi. We are here to dispel the myths and legends about the "Big Bad Wolf" and to teach the importance of their role in keeping a balanced ecosystem. The message the wolves howl is: "Little Red Riding Hood Lied!"

Wolf Visions' Presentations provide information to develop a basic understanding of communication within a wolf pack and the social structure of the wolf family.

Children's books and posters are used to supplement the discussion. A slide presentation chronicles the Yellowstone Wolf Restoration, with candid portraits further enhancing the audience's understanding of the wolf. Viewers are given the opportunity to participate in a question and answer period. The highlight of the program is the introduction of our lupine canines.

"Improving on nature is impossible. Restoring it is imperative."

Upcoming Wolf Visions Events:

July 23 - 10AM - Windsor Learning Center, Pompton Plains

July 25 - 7PM - Whippalong Library, Whippany

July 27, 28 29 - Morris Co. 4-H Fair, Chubb Park, Chester

August 3-12 - NJ State Fair, Sussex

Sept 15 - Boy Scout Jamboree, Rockaway

Sept 21 - 7:30PM Cub Scouts, Bernardsville

Sept 22 - 11AM-5PM 3rd Annual Puptoberfest, Sussex Co. Fair Grounds

Sept 23 - Pequest Wildlife Heritage Festival

Sept 28 - 7:30PM - Cub Scouts, Chatham

Oct 4 - 7PM - Cub Scouts, Ridgewood

Jan. 11-13 - Garden State Outdoor Sportsmen Show, Raritan Expo Center

Feb. 8-10 - Super Pet Expo - Raritan Expo Center

Facts To Remember . . .

There has never been a documented case of a healthy wolf attacking a human being in the United States.
There are only about 2,500 gray wolves in the lower 48 states.
Wolves live in extended family groups called packs and maintain a well-defined social structure.
Gray wolves (timber wolves) come in many colors ranging from black to white, with various shades of gray and brown in-between.
Wolves are extremely shy of humans and will avoid them in the wild.

To look into the eyes of a wolf is to see into another world

"To look into the eyes of a wolf is to see into another world"

Wolf Visions . . .Wolf Education with our Lupine friends!

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Wolf Visions
(973) 300-5479
Ask for: Vinnie

Email us! wolfvisions@ourwebpage.org

Wolf Visions provides wolf education with real Lupine friends in a safe, kid friendly program!