I was camping in the mont tremblant Forest Park and we heard this sound many times all night long (23:30 to like 2 AM). Sometimes it was more than one animal doing it at the same time.

I was wondering whether it was a wolf howl or loon call. I’m leaning towards loon call

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My husband gasped at the cost. But agreed with the reasoning. My Son in Law says he’s getting me a Steppenwolf sticker.

I’m proud. And proud of our local ranchers with their big dogs & giant donkeys. “Woke” is where it’s at!!

https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/colorado-wolves/colorado-wolf-reintroduction-documentary/73-4d5b5a95-2731-434a-ad9d-33645c777e02

With only 25 left in the wild North America is about to lose the Red Wolf. Car strikes are presenting a big problem for an already vulnerable population. But an anonymous donor has pledged to match $2 million dollars in funding for wildlife crossings in the state which will in turn lead to $20 million in state funding for the project. We need to get the ball rolling and raise up some money y’all. Spread the word and dig deep.

https://rewilding.org/red-wolf-crossings/

Anyone know where it even came from?

good afternoon !

i asked this in another forum, but i found this and thought i would ask here as well. my partner and i are doing a research project on eastern wolves, and it seems nobody agrees on if they’re a subspecies of gray wolf or red wolf or something completely different. so i wanted to ask what you guys thought and why.

any responses are greatly appreciated !

I know that wolves sometimes disperse and travel with their siblings of the same sex, but if one sibling were to find a mate, do they always split off from their siblings?

Has there ever been any recorded instances of a dispersal joining their sibling and mate, helping raise their pups and the like?

Scientists are using thermal imaging to track Yellowstone’s wolves, which are facing a vicious new predator: sarcoptic mange. Article by: Vanessa Gregory/ Wired.com

I have few questions:

• what are misconceptions about wolves?

• your favorite wolf facts?

• do you know good wolf conservation organizations to follow on social media?