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Many concerned folks ask, "How Can I Help Wolves?".  Here's a comprehensive guide to resources and actions you can take to help wolves:

Learn About Wolves

• Read books and peer-reviewed research, watch videos from this extensive curated list
• And there's more curated publications and suggested reading at livingwithwolves.org
• Download free e-books and more at rockymountainwolfproject.org - especially the “Living With Wolves” Photographic Exhibit
• Read "American Wolf: A True Story of Survival and Obsession in the West" by Nate Blakeslee
• Read “Decade Of The Wolf” by Doug Smith and Gary Ferguson
• Watch “How Wolves Change Rivers” with 36 million YouTube views!
• Watch the documentary movie “Medicine Of The Wolf”
• Watch the documentary movie or read the book “Living With Wolves” (DVD/Book)
• Watch the documentary movie “A Season Of Predators”
• Listen to a piece about the 06 female wolf in Yellowstone
• “Like” the “Legend Of Lamar Valley/The Valley Of Wolves” Facebook page (a community of wolf watchers from Yellowstone that post photos/videos of Yellowstone wolves, and share info on what’s going on in the world of wolves)

Join, Volunteer & Stay Current

• Join your Colorado Sierra Club and participate in your local Group meetings & events
• Indicate your volunteer interest in “wolves” here
• Volunteer with your local Colorado Sierra Club Group
• Meet your local Colorado Sierra Club Group Project Wolf Team member
• Sign-up for email updates from the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project
• Follow the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project on Facebook and their events calendar
• Sign-up for the weekly e-newsletter from the Timber Wolf Information Network

Spread The Word Everyday

• Proudly display wolf-friendly bumper stickers (esp. “Colorado Needs Wolves Need Colorado” from the Colorado Sierra Club, and “Colorado Needs Wolves” from the Colorado Wolf And Wildlife Center)
• Share posts & photos from reliable, factual sources and wolf-advocacy organizations on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (one post/photo per week)
• With the help of your local Colorado Sierra Club Group Project Wolf Team member, write timely letters to your local newspaper

Engage!

• Keep track of wolf/wildlife legislation at local, state and national levels.
• Sign online petitions, join campaigns and contact legislators.
• Fight attempts to de-list wolves (all species) from the Endangered Species Act
• Fight attempts to “de-fang” the Endangered Species Act
• “Like” your local and state legislators on Facebook
• “Like” wolf-advocacy organizations on Facebook:
  • Colorado Sierra Club (and your local Group), Defenders Of Wildlife, Rocky Mountain Wolf Project, Wolf Conservation Center
• Participate in wolf-advocacy marches and demonstrations

• Get Up Close And Personal

• Visit a Colorado wolf sanctuary
  • Colorado Wolf And Wildlife Center in Divide
  • Mission: Wolf near Westcliffe
  • W.O.L.F. Sanctuary (currently private but open to the public soon)
  • Wolfwood Refuge in Ignacio
  • Visit a wolf sanctuary when traveling the US
  • International Wolf Center in Ely, Minnesota
  • Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, New York
  • Wolf Haven International n Tenino, Washington
  • Wolf Sanctuary Of Pennsylvania in Lititz, Pennsylvania
  • Visit Yellowstone National Park & take a guided wolf discovery/photography tour (google “Yellowstone wolf tours”)