Our friend Rachel Tilseth is set to lead WOLF HOWL WORKSHOPS in Wisconsin(see Post below for details)on July 27, August 10 and 17....She will take you out into the woods, initiate a "howl" and seek a response from the Wolves in the Salon, Wisconsin region(Douglas County).....................A teriffic Summer educational get-a-way for you, friends and family................check it out

Wolf Howl Workshop

A New Wildlife Edu-Tour...
Wild wolves of Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota historically have been both loved and loathed.  Explore myths and facts with expert educator & guide, Rachel Tilseth, in this exciting educational program.  First, an engaging presentation, then an observation and evening hike to experience a Wolf Howl in their natural habitat of Northern Wisconsin.  Rachel will stop periodically, conduct a howl, then listen attentively for a response, teaching the group to do the same.  Participants will help survey wolves which are difficult to spot, as they're very shy.   Wisconsin has a healthy wolf population, ranking #3 in wildlife viewing in the U.S.  In Europe, Wolf Howl Surveys are increasingly popular.  If you're interested in wolves and seeking accurate information their species, join one of our summer sessions.  Learn how wolves fit into the present natural ecosystem co-existing with other species...including humans.  Enjoy other evening wildlife, as well!


Summer 2013 dates, select one or all:   
July 27, August 10, August 17 
Meet-up 4:30pm, presentation 5pm, Hike & Howl 7pm, out until around midnight)
Location:  Douglas County, Wisconsin near Solon Springs 
Program price per session:  $69/person, $129/couple, $149 family discount package Price includes:  educational seminar, Hike & Howl Wilderness Session, beverages & snacks.   Lodging and transport to/from Douglas County not included.
Please request preparation pack list. This Wildlife Tour requires some walking, hiking.

Your Guide & Educator:
Rachel Tilseth is an artist & educator living in the northwest woods of Wisconsin.  She became interested in wolves through the Wisconsin's DNR Wolf recovery Program eventually becoming very involved.  Rachel is trained as a volunteer wolf tracker enjoying nature fully since childhood in the Crestwood region of Madison, WI (Gaylord Nelson's former residence).  Nelson was her first environmental mentor impacting her to this day.  Rachel loves to combine art and nature in every day life. Look for her Water Color sessions in nature with WILD EARTH soon!

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