Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary Educational Field Guide
Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary’s Student Field Guide provides readers with in depth details on the species of wild canids our Sanctuary houses, including their physical characteristics, behaviors, similarities and differences, territory, endangered species status, and the important functions these animals play in their native ecosystems. We hope you have a howling good time reading our Field Guide!
Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary’s Student Field Guide provides readers with in depth details on the species of wild canids our Sanctuary houses, including their physical characteristics, behaviors, similarities and differences, territory, endangered species status, and the important functions these animals play in their native ecosystems. We hope you have a howling good time reading our Field Guide!
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Copyright © <strong>Wild</strong> <strong>Spirit</strong> <strong>Wolf</strong> <strong>Sanctuary</strong> 2016<br />
378 Candy Kitchen Road<br />
HC61 Box 28<br />
Ramah, NM 87321<br />
Copy Editing & Graphic Design: Nicole Schepker<br />
Education Steering Committee:<br />
Crystal Castellanos, Ramon Castellanos, Leyton Cougar, Chadley Kolb, & Rory Zoerb<br />
Photographers:<br />
Allison Bailey, Angel Borden, Crystal Castellanos, Georgia Cougar, Rae McCue, Nicole Schepker,<br />
Tasha Standish, Steve Staviski, & Meredith Williams.
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