Wolf Watch UK is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the rescue, welfare, and conservation of displaced wolves from captive situations across Europe. Aiming to set the standard for the care of captive wolves, and provide them with a close to natural habitat as is possible. Whist providing the opportunity to study, educate, and offer factual information to our visitors, allowing them to form their own opinions regarding this magnificent animal, and hopefully expel some of the myths and misconceptions that still exists around them.
RESCUING AND CARING FOR DISPLACED WOLVES IN THE UK
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The reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone national park - Wolves are ecosystem engineers that play an important role in the habitats they live in by improving the environment and helping to increase biodiversity. Join us as Wolf Watch UK takes you on a journey through George Monbiot’s TED talk about how the reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone national park had a balancing effect on … Continue reading "The reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone national park"Latest News
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Announcement from Tony Haighway - It is with sadness we announce that two of our Wolves have recently died. Tilley who came to us almost a year ago and Callow who has been with us for many years. Tilley and Rickon were involved in a dominance fight through the double fence separating their enclosures. Tilley broke two strands of fence on his … Continue reading "Announcement from Tony Haighway"
Wolf Night – October 20th - Our friends at Paradise Wildlife Park are hosting their annual Wolf Night. Tony will be there providing an update on our wolves and what’s been happening at Wolf Watch over the past 12 months. The whole team is looking forwards to catching up with old friends and new. Please show your support to Paradise Wildlife … Continue reading "Wolf Night – October 20th"
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Our bio-diverse woodland is also the home for Red Deer, raptors, badgers, foxes and some of the rarer species of mammals, all of which enjoy the respect of ourselves and those who visit us.