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Hello! This is a wolf talk video! For safety Reasons, I did not show my face instead I wanted to give you a beautiful scene of my flowers, the backyard, and possible appearances of my puppy Magnolia who may photobomb from time to time. This is a very long Wolf Talk, about 19 min. long it has many topics on it! Also, as I say in the video there are websites you can see for more information about these topics today!! Apologies in advance for all the background noises like screaming, talking, yelling, and possibly barking! If there are anything I got wrong, please feel free to correct me, I promise I won’t have my feelings hurt if you do! Thank so much for your patience and a HOWLSSSS to you all have a good summer!! AWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
P.s I am currently writing some fictional wolf books, so do expect sneak peek pictures on separate posts soon!! 😛 (●’◡’●)(❁´◡`❁)(❁´◡`❁)(●’◡’●)(●’◡’●)😊🐺🐺🐺🐺
(Here are the websites!! @cowolfcenter (instagram.com)/ coloradowolfandwildlifecenter.com, TeamWolf.org or team wolf (instagram.com), and women for wolves (instagram.com)
Hello! Hello! I’m sorry for the delay in my weekly posts, but my schedule has been pretty hectic lately I just haven’t found time! As for the delay, I am going to be posting 1 blog posts today and a wolf talk video and a post to make up for the delay! 😊⭐(●’◡’●) I’m also going to do another one tomorrow!
Credits to @cowolfcenter and teamwolf.org for the information!
“The Trump Administration finalized a rule on Friday that removes nearly all habitat protections for endangered species.”
This opens up their habitats to logging, mining, oil and gas drilling and other destruction.
“Habitat destruction is the number one threat to endangered species and Trump’s decision is a death sentence for America’s wildlife. it will have imperiled species at an even greater risk of going extinct.”
This is not only a threat to endangered species, but to non-threatening species as well. Take for example, the Arctic wolf. Already facing climate change and mining, with this increase, Arctic wolves are at greater risk of going extinct.
Since the Trump Administration has finalized this rule, he has basically removed habitat destruction from the definition of harm.
“You cannot protect wildlife while allowing destruction of the very places that keep them alive. Conservation without habitat protection is conservation in name only.” stated Team Wolf.
Congress is already advancing multiple efforts to further weaken the ESA. Now more than ever, we need people willing to speak up for wildlife.
Thank you for reading this post have a good day/ night guys! AWOOOOOOOOOO
P.s The wolf talk videos I’ve started on Jan. 1,2026 I will do one tomorrow covering this and another subject! Thank you!!!
Hello! Hello! This post is a very unfortunate one with the lethal removal of the lone Copper Creek wolf pup named “Freedom’.
“Freedom survived so much.”
After he was separated from his pack while they were being captured and relocated to a different area of Colorado as a months old pup, ‘Freedom continued to navigate a landscape filled with challenges.” He was responisble for 22 livestock depredations. CPW tried every nonlethal trick in the book and yet he still outsmarted them. CPW tried shooting him, but he survived that and continued in his search for a pack of his own.
On June 12th,2026, CPW lethally removed Freedom.
“No matter where you stand on this decision, it’s difficult not to feel disappointed. Freedom’s story was one of resilience and survival against incredible odds. For many, he became a symbol of Colorado’s returning wolves.”
“Today, that story has come to an end.”
Freedom was given his name for his resilience. He was separated from his pack at 6 months old, survived, developed a taste for cattle, outsmarted CPW multiple times, and was lethally removed.
Thank you for reading this post! Have a great day/night! AWOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello! Hello! Today’s topic is going to be about how the wolves of Chernobyl have a resistance to cancer!
In April of 1986, was when the Chernobyl disaster took place, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to abandon their homes. When the humans left, the wildlife started to repopulate Chernobyl. Dogs that were left behind by their owners also inhabit Chernobyl.
The wolves were exposed to radioactive waste and developed a higher cancer resistance than other populations. Blood testing of the wolves showed that their genome was diverging than in other populations.
It was likely that the wolves’ radioactive exposure led to their resistance to cancer.
Wolves living in Chernobyl don’t have actual immunity to cancer, it’s just when they get it, cancer seems to do less damage than the wolves outside of Chernobyl.
The wolves were exposed to doses of radiation that humans could not handle.
The wolves of Chernobyl are now six times larger population than in 1986.
Thank you for reading this post have a great day!! AWOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Hello! Hello! I know I haven’t posted in while, I’ve just been busier than normal since I was finishing 5th grade and all lol. Today’s topic is a pretty unfortunate one and I’m very annoyed about this whole Cyanide bomb thing.
When you read the title, you might’ve guessed that this post is about the now legal use of Cyanide bombs. This allows the people to manage predatory animals using a cyanide ‘bomb.” When triggered the cyanide bomb will release very toxic pesticides into the animals (or person’s unfortunately) mouth. In 2023, the Biden Administration banned the use of Cyanide bombs (aka M-44 machines) because of the danger it has on pets, people, wildlife and livestock.
There is a tragic incident involving a cyanide bomb. A 14 year old boy and his dog were walking on their land. The boy stepped on a trigger for a cyanide bomb. The boy survived, but his beloved dog was killed right in front of his eyes.
Cyanide bombs are dangerous to anybody who steps on the trigger. The Trump Administration allows these cyanide bombs to kill off predatory animals on public lands.
This is not a post I enjoyed writing but it is important to inform you all about this.
Thank you for reading this post! Have a great day!!! Thank you for all of your continued support!! AWOOOOOOOOOOOO
There is just a few days left to sign Team Wolf’s letter! This letter goes to USFWS asking for coexistence for Colorado’s wolves!
“As USFWS reviews wolf management in Colorado, our comment urges stronger reporting, real accountability, and clear commitment to use nonlethal coexistence-not lethal control under the guise of management.”
“It takes less than a minute to add your name.”
“…sign on now at TeamWolf.org.”
Thank you for reading this post, have a great day and to all the mother wolves out there, Happy Mother’s Day!! AWOOOOOOOOO!!!
Hello!! Hello!! I’m hoping you guys had an amazing Easter and Spring Break trips!!! 😊 Sorry I haven’t posted much lately… I’ve just been really busy. I was going to post a few things 2 weeks ago, but I just forgot. Then just today I found out we have had another victory so I just decided to add this post along with the other ones I was planning to do 2 weeks ago!! 🤣🤣
“After a wave of public pressure, Republicans pulled next week’s vote on H.R 1897- a dangerous bill designed to gut the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and make it harder to defend endangered wildlife from political attacks.”
This victory is small and really only happened because people decided to speak up.
“Make no mistake: this is only a delay and not a full win. H.R 1897 is still alive and on the House calendar meaning it will likely return for a vote this session.”
Thank you so much for support on my blog!! This would’ve never happened without encouragement from people like you!!
An act that’s being repeated. Wolves once a conservation success story, are being attacked…. AGAIN. Politics driven by myth are causing fear, and that fear is turning into anger. Misinformation had shaped what people think of wolves.
🐺 Mexican gray wolves are one of the most endangered. “Numbering over just 300 and descending from just 7 wolves.” Permits are being handed out by ranchers to shoot them.
🐺 “Northern Rockies- protections have been stripped in parts of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.” (Outside of Yellowstone). These trapping and poaching laws are “undoing decades of wolf recovery,” and pushing their populations back down.
🐺 Now Congress is trying to strip protections entirely even in states where there aren’t any wolves or where there’s few.
This has happened before, in the early-mid 1900s. We need to stop this NOW!! Wolves aren’t the villains history has shaped them to be. They put ecosystems in balance, without them, we’ll see what’ll happen to the ecosystems that hasn’t been seen in almost a century. (aka last shooting of a Yellowstone wolf as in 1926)
I know this topic is grim, and I don’t want to write about these things. But we need to spread the word in save wolves!!!
Thank you for reading this post and so much support!! Happy Easter!!
Hello and welcome to another blog post! This blog post is a special on for I’m going to talk about 2 wolf biologists, Jim and Jamie Dutcher. They’re a big inspiration to me they were actually a huge part in how I began to study and love wolves! So, thanks Jim and Jamie!!! 😊🐺
Living With Wolves:
Jim and Jamie are wolf biologists/film-makers, who made a documentary called “Living with Wolves.” In 2023, they opened the Living with Wolves Museum in downtown Ketchem, Idaho and they also have a website: http://www.livingwithwolves.org! Their museum is helping people understand wolves better and it’s about wolf coexistence with other animals and farmers and ranchers! They have many books about Living with Wolves including: Living with Wolves, The Hidden Life of Wolves, and Wisdom of Wolves Lessons from the Sawtooth Pack! This is the story of how Living with Wolves began:
Jim was young and he worked at a ranch in Wyoming. He was riding his horse out on the trail in the woods when his horse started to jitter and neigh, Jim didn’t know why until he saw a figure step out of the trees. It was a wolf. Jim and the wolf stood there for a short moment, the wolf’s amber eyes looking a Jim. Then the wolf darted away, back into the forest. Jim turned his horse around and headed back to the ranch. A little over 2 months later, he saw another and as it did the first time, the wolf stood looking at Jim with its amber eyes and then darted back into the trees. Jim decided that this was a sign to make a film about wolves. It wasn’t going to be easy, however. Wolves are fearful creatures so Jim was going need to live with them. He spent 3 years looking for the perfect place to build Wolf Camp and he decided to build it in the Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho.
He set up a crew and found 3 pups from a sancutary and named them, Kamots: freedom, Lakota: Friend, and Motaki: Shadow, and Aipuyi: one who speaks a lot. Sadly Motaki was killed by a cougar so Jim decided to add more pups they were called Masti: sweet and brave, Amani, and Motomo. That was when Jamie entered Living with Wolves. She helped Jim and his crew feed the little wolf pups. Masti became a friend to Lakota and protected him when Amani was picking on him.
After those pups grew up, Jim and Jamie decided to add 3 more pups Chemukh: black, Wahots: likes to howl and Wyakin: Spirit Guide.
Chemukh and Wyakin competed for alpha female. Kamots ended up choosing Chemukh to be his alpha mate, and together they had the first litter of pups to be born in almost 70 years! They were named Piyip: Boy, Ayet: girl, and Motaki: shadow, after the wolf was killed by a cougar. in 1996 Jim and Jamie’s time at Wolf Camp was coming to an end so they partnered with the Nez Perce tripe and they provided a home for them.
Jim and Jamie continue to help people understand wolves and you can watch their documentary on youtube or the Discovery Channel. They inspire me to study and love wolves, so a very special thanks to them.
Thank you once again for reading this post have a great day!!🐺🐺🐺
Hi and welcome to one of this weekend’s posts! I know I haven’t posted in while but I just forgot. Well this post has an unfortunate topic with 2 confirmed wolf deaths have been report by the CPW.
The breeding male of the King Mountain Pack was under-going a recapture and collar mission when during the capture, he died most likely due to stress from the capture. He wasn’t awake during the time of his death; he was tranquilized and just never woke up.
2504F a female from British Columbia, died just a few days before. Her cause of death is being investigated by CPW.
As for wolf 2506F who passed away on October 30, 2025, her death cause still hasn’t been released. Hopefully it will be soon.
Thank you for reading this post have a great weekend!
Dear friends, this post I had not planned on writing because I thought it wouldn’t be this bad for the wolves, but it has. The wolves are in danger, and if all us wolf advocates out there want wolves by 2032, we need to take action, and that has to be NOW. Let me get to the details.
THE WOLVES ARE UNDER ATTACK AND THEY CAN’T FIGHT ALONE ANY LONGER THEY NEED YOUR HELP!!
The U.S House of Representatives just passed a harmful bill hoping to delist wolves from the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Now the bill is moving on to the Senate where still it can be stopped. The wolves are one of the least understood animals on the planet which gives a bad reputation with most farmers and ranchers.
This is the first time I’ve posted a post that has to do with politics. This act by Congress is worrying me a lot, so if we want wolves, we need to take action and that action has to be NOW. I don’t know the outcome of this act yet and I won’t until we hear more but I’m taking a stand and if you want wolves than YOU SHOULD TOO!! There is still a slight possibility that the bill does not pass the Senate and the wolves will be okay, but it’s not just the wolves in danger, it’s also the Endangered Species Act.
Congress is trying to produce a bill to abolish the Endangered Species Act. Which not only puts wolves in danger, but also LOTS of other endangered species! So basically all the animals of the world are in danger!
I wrote this blog to help wolves and take stands like this, and this is the first stand I’ve made. This is the hardest post I’ve ever had to write, and didn’t write this post because I wanted to, it’s because I needed to.
So use your voice and take a stand, not for me, for wolves and the Endangered Species Act! They NEED your help!!
Thank you for reading this post. MERRY CHIRSTMAS!!!
AWWWOOOOOOO
(P.S. comment below what you think and if you’ll help!!)
Hello! Hello! Today I’ll be talking about the Third Generation of the Colorado Wolf Reintroduction that is currently underway against citizen petitions and protests. Of course, this post like my last one was supposed to be published after the wolf 2506F post but her cause of death is still under investigation. But I decided to publish a couple of posts before the one about 2506F. But instead of keeping this introduction long, I’ll just jump right into the facts! So, enjoy! 🐺😊
The third generation of wolves that are to be released into Colorado are planning on being released from Oregon and are gonna be reintroduced into the Gunnison along the Highway 50 corridor and Monarch Pass in Southwest Colorado near Crested Butte and Telluride (I visited Crested Butte and Telluride Colorado when my family and I went on a Colorado road trip)!
This year, the wolves coming from Oregon are numbered at 15 wolves. CPW (Colorado Parks and Wildlife) are hoping to get the wolves numbered up to 30-50 wolves in the next 3-5 years, but because of recent wolf deaths, the population numbers at 20 with litters of pups in four wolf packs., which are currently nomadic.
Sadly, some of the farmers and ranchers of Colorado are trying to stall the Colorado Wolf Reintroduction again. Last time, they lost over 20k of signatures but the Colorado state has been clear, “We want wolves.”
Some farmers and ranchers actually side with the Colorado Wolf Reintroduction, knowing how reintroducing wolves is good for the environment.
I’m hoping to see some of the newly released wolves in person in Colorado by going back there.
Thank you for reading this post! Merry Christmas! I’ll be posting a following post (LOL) linked to this one after the third batch of wolves are released. (This post was actually a lot longer than I thought, I thought it would be shorter!) Have a great weekend! AWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello! Hello! I know ya’ll are waiting for my post about wolf 2506F, but instead of keeping you bored of waiting for THAT post, I decided to give you a post to read whilst you’re waiting on the post about 2506F! Today by the title, I’m going to talk about the process of the wolf reintroduction, aka I’m going to talk about Partnerships with other states and countries, and what happens when the day comes when it’s time to reintroduce the wolves! Hope u enjoy this post that was actually supposed to come out AFTER the 2506F post but I couldn’t keep you waiting!
PARTNERSHIPS
The partnership with Oregon was what lead to Prop ballot 114 in Colorado which passed in 2020 to reintroduce wolves from Oregon into Colorado, west of the Continental Divide in late 2023 and early 2024, the CPW (Colorado Parks and Wildlife) in late 2023 released 5 wolves, and in early 2024, released 5 more wolves in the same area.
Colorado’s partnership with British Colombia allowed CPW to reintroduce 15 wolves into Colorado in late 2024 and early 2025.
We don’t know what the next partnership Colorado will make to reintroduce the third batch of wolves, but CPW is trying to get a partnership with Canada themselves, but the Trump Administration is preventing CPW from partnering with Canada and instead making them partner with Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming but those states would rather see their wolves DEAD than relocated. (Fingers crossed that CPW can get wolves from Canada!)
THE PROCESS
After the Partnerships are completed the people who would capture the wolves would put them in kennels and transport them to the place where they’re going to be released. Once the day comes to release them into the wild, the wolf management program would softly open the kennels that the wolves were kept in so they could radio collar them so they would be able to track their movements, and then the wolves could explore their new home.
This post explains the steps of a wolf reintroduction. Thank you for reading this post! Happy Thanksgiving and a Merry Christmas!
Wolf Conservation Efforts 