PROGRAMS

Group Visits

Overnight Stays
Day Trips
On-site Programs
Field Trips
Specialty Activities

Field trips are for participants age six and older. Allow two to four hours for each program. Winter programs will utilize snowshoes. All field trips begin inside, but feature outside activities.

Wolf Communication Field Trip
Learn the hows and whys of howling and other wolf vocalizations. After a presentation on wolf communication, head to the woods with a naturalist and howl to a local pack.

Wolf Research Techniques
An introduction to wolf research techniques is followed by practice with radio telemetry equipment trying to locate a radio-collared wolf in the wild.

Wolf and Wildlife Signs
Explore the northwoods looking for signs of wolves and their prey: eat marks, tracks and scat.

Abandoned Den Hike (ice-on season)
Wolf pups spend the first weeks of life in a den. Explore an abandoned den and learn about the wolf family and its similarity to the human family.

Beavers and Wolves
Visit the home of one wolf prey, the beaver. Learn how beavers successfully evade wolves and other predators.

Download and complete the Group Registration Form . (You need Adobe Acrobat to view this file - download it free here.)
If you have any questions, call 1-800-ELY-WOLF (1-800-359-9653), ext. 25.