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Memories of My First Wild Wolf Sighting

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I feel a strong obligation to fight for wolves – perhaps the most wrongfully persecuted animal in the world. I will fight so others have the chance to experience that same heart-stopping thrill of seeing a wolf in the wild. I will fight so that people will see that we can coexist with wolves. I will fight so that wolves can live in peace and not be subject to the heartless cruelty of humans.

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Rachel Tilseth

Website: http://wolvesofdouglascountywisconsin.wordpress.com

Rachel Tilseth owns Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin Films and is the producer & director of the film "People & Wolves" A Story of Coexistence and More than a Wolf: Wolf 813. Rachel is a retired art teacher and fine artist. Art impacts culture, whether it is in a drawing, a dance, a musical composition, or a documentary. Rachel Tilseth, a passionate filmmaker and documentarian, has established herself as a formidable voice. Her work, particularly focused on the intricate relationship between humans and wolves, is not only educational but also profoundly moving. Through her short films, ‘People & Wolves’ and ‘More than a Wolf: Wolf 813’, Tilseth demonstrates a rare ability to intertwine emotional depth with cultural and environmental education.

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Alice

Yes, it was a thrill for me my first time seeing a wolf! It left a mark on my heart. I will do whatever I can to save them! To even think that children might grow up never seeing are hearing about wolves is awful! They are necessary for the eco system and I cannot tolerate killing them! I volunteered at the wold sanctuary in Eureka Mo! I hope someone got the message of their beauty and strengths.

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Birds and Bees Hideout

I can see why people would fear wolves, but I think they would not really be interested in attacking unless provoked. I don’t see why regulation would be that important.
According to this website, they are actually more likely to avoid humans if seen:
http://www.all-about-wolves.com/wolf-education/are-wolves-dangerous/

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