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People & Wolves Talk Show works with dedicated professionals to document the conscious relationships between People & Wolves. People & Wolves Talk show shares stories of people working to coexist with wild wolves. Wild grey wolves are now struggling for survival worldwide. People & Wolves Talk Show works with filmmakers, scientists, academics, journalists, writers, fine artists, Wildlife photographers and musicians, that share a common interest to produce, to share educational stories of People & Wolves.
The Gray wolf is a part Wisconsin’s wild legacy! Let’s add worldwide to that statement!
Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin TM (WODCW) was founded by Rachel Tilseth in 2011 to bring education and awareness for promoting wolf recovery.
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Founder: Rachel Tilseth
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Worldwide interviewing starting in Italy
I deeply believe that such indiscriminate killing of our wild wolves is self-destructive and will impair our natural habitats. Please stop this destruction!
This killing of our wolves is a horrible statement of cruelty towards God’s creatures. They deserve respect and we should be working to live with them.
Thanks for following my blog, Rachel. Protecting wolves in all forms is more important than ever and I’ll definitely be reading your posts with interest.
Rachel, what an incredible find your blog is. A result of your recent decision to follow Learning from Dogs. Thank you and I hope you will share some posts of yours over at my place.
Thanks dear Rachel Tilseth, you are Awesome, and very creative 🙂
Thank you for setting an example to be followed and for advocating compassion for these misunderstood and majestic animals. I can only long for the day when we will learn how to co-exist with wildlife.
Rachel,
Came upon your blog by chance. Love it, and appreciate your efforts. Thought it was interesting that I happened upon your blog right after I posted this on mine:
https://theanswerisalwaysno.wordpress.com/2016/08/07/smoke-a-pack-a-day/
Glad to know you’re out there doing this. Will follow.
Bryan
Bryan,
I read your piece. Really good. I will follow you too.
Thanks for following.
Rachel
Rachel,
Just happened upon your blog. I think it’s great, and thought it was interesting that I found it not long after I posted this on mine:
https://theanswerisalwaysno.wordpress.com/2016/08/07/smoke-a-pack-a-day/
Appreciate your efforts, and will follow.
Bryan
I reblogged this today.
Hi Rachel
I’m sitting here in Ecuador – after attending a lovely ballet where a 12-year old friend performed tonight. 20 minutes from home, I stopped for a final cyber check and have enjoyed (sort of) reading some of the latest posts on your site. |I say, ‘sort of’ -because I’m feeling quite sick at the thought of the Predator Challenge. Viewing my home country with foreign eyes, I easily understand why many people in the world look at the USA with disgust.
I checked to see if there’s a list of participants – to see if anyone from my home state (Mississippi) is participating. I veered to this post which I will read more carefully when I get home.
https://mountainjournal.org/hunting-in-america-faces-an-ethical-reckoning
Thank you for all that you do – not only for speaking up for those who have no voice, but also for setting an example so that others might find a stronger backbone – and speak up.
Lisa
Lisa,
It’s a sad state of affairs here with wildlife killing contests. Such cruelty committed against our native carnivores. Hopefully we can stop them.
Rachel