Wolf Park in Battleground, Indiana is an amazing place to visit with wolves. Educational, with a friendly and informative staff, Wolf Park provides an up close look at wolf behavior.

http://www.wolfpark.org

If you are on Facebook you should be no stranger to the countless apps and games. I find most annoying but there is one that I use every day and recommend. Save a Dog where you earn points that go to feeding pets in shelters. Help save a life. Adopt. There is also a Save a Cat app.

http://www.fws.gov/redwolf/

The Red Wolf Recovery Project is near and dear to my heart. I volunteered for a while with the group out of Manteo, NC. A wonderful group of people who genuinely care about the wolf and its future.

For more information visit their website and if you are in North Carolina be sure to check them out. There are a few great things you can do to help the wolf and learn more about the project while you are there.

A few resources for adding the wolf into your curriculum.

Red Wolf Recovery Project – Teachers, give your students something to howl about! For educators interested in bringing the red wolf to their classrooms, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Red Wolf Recovery Program offers a variety of tools and resources to enhance the learning and teaching experience.

Defenders of Wildlife Wolf Curriculum – Teachers, give your students something to howl about! For educators interested in bringing the red wolf to their classrooms, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Red Wolf Recovery Program offers a variety of tools and resources to enhance the learning and teaching experience.

If you have a TiVo or a DVR through your television provider put WOLF and/or WOLVES in your keyword search and find shows you may have missed otherwise about wolves. Depending on your dvr you may be able to auto record shows.