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A Wolf Adventure
http://awolfadventure.blogspot.com
- Author: skylar
- Listed in: Photo Blog Green
- Tags: Photography environment Saskatchewan Buddhism wildlife wolves
- Added on: Jan 7th, 2008
- Country: Canada
- Language: English
The chronicles of one wild ride living with wolves. This site takes you on a journey of the senses spiritually, physically and emotionally. Based in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada, A Wolf Adventure is not only a licensed wolf outreach, but eco center to teach the youth of our times the importance of dwindling habitat. Owned and operated by an artist/writer/photographer and naturalist. Skylar helps others to embrace their own inner wisdom, with a touch of wild.
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Take A Bite Out Of This!
Namaste' all! I am seriously far behind I see logging into my account, and I apologize for not having been able to visit your wonderful blogs in quite a while. I sometimes have more time than others, rest assured any blog I have commented on it is no...
Independance
Namaste' dear souls! Every winter I juggle around what wolf will go where, I have a few separation pens to separate the wolves during breeding season, it's but for a couple months and they can be placed then back with their mate for the rest of the ...
The Art Of Living
Namaste' fellow earth aliens! I thought I would share with you something I just started yesterday. Today I am going to apply subtle color then the glaze today, I want to keep it subtle as I like the contrast with the other tiled art I have already fi...
A Place
Namaste' all ; though I dont seem to have many readers, the ones I have wow, amazing people and that is such an honor to have you share peeks into your world, and actually be interested in the one I trek. So THANK YOU THANK YOU most ever humbly. I to...
Unhindered
A Couple weeks ago, Judy Wood a photographer/artist came out with her grandson Mark, to visit. That visit taught me something, and without going into detail simply reinforced my belief yet again, on just how undog like wolves can be, and how differen...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 9.94 out of a possible 10 based on 16 comments.
Pat Said:
A beautiful account of living and working with Wolves. Fascinating, moving, educational and fun you'll find plenty to see and more to read about these wonderful creatures. It's not just about the wolves though, a glimpse into the author Sky's life and thoughts is just as engaging. I'll be visiting over and over again!
lizh Said:
What a wonderful blog. Your photographs and the relationship you have with wolves is beautiful!
Sandpiper's Place Said:
Hi Sky, I've just found your blog and already I'm hooked! It's really wonderful. After watching the "Last Lecture" I went away with tears in my eyes. Your pictures and writings are beautiful and interesting. I'll be back often.
Scott Carlin Said:
Slylar, your articles and way of life are always a treat for me to read. Wolves have always had a powerful impact on me, and to read about your first-hand experiences working with these amazing animals is inspiring! Thank you for sharing.
Robin Easton Said:
Oh!!! Such a beautiful site. Wonderful reading and such precious photos. The country where you are living is equally as gorgeous. You are certainly living your life...REALLY living. Good for you. And thank you for such great work.
Mar / The Fearless Blog Said:
It appears you are "fearlessly living the dream". Great site, great articles and wonderful photos. The white wolves are just amazing. The landscape also seems just perfect for your adventureous life. Be Blessed.
skylar Said:
Namaste', yes what a horribly sad day they are delisting the gray wolf as endangered in the U.S (despite there being lawsuits to stop such a travesty)...people are already gearing up to get out there and trap/hunt the *official* first wolves I'm sure, and display their *hard* earned prowess on the front page of slaughter mags. It's labeled (conservation) when you work for fish and wildlife services, but it was a horrible awakening when I learned it was about *management* as a youngster. I had always thought it was about saving preserving nature and wildlife, not using it or abusing it. We are but one species of animal on this planet among MANY who came before, we are no more deserving of the honor to live here than the next.
foolonthehill Said:
Yet again the US Fish and Wildlife Service has shown itself inadequate to the task. Having seen the reintroduction of gray wolves into the Rocky Mountains result in modest rises in wolf population, with 1,513 wolves in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho, including 107 breeding pairs, according to Edward Bangs, western wolf recovery coordinator for the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Bangs and his fellow public servants have decided that there's now plenty and it's ok to remove protection from them, thus allowing the sick deviants who get some kind of kick from killing these beautiful animals to shoot, trap and poison them under what is euphemistically called the state wildlife management plan.
Idaho and Wyoming have stated their intention to kill the majority of wolves living within their borders, so those state's governments should be targeted with as much protest as possible. Idaho's governor, CL 'Butch' Otter, publicly announced his intention to kill more than 80% of the state's wolves, and the state has already begun planning large scale wolf eradication efforts through hunting and aerial gunning.
The Sparrow Said:
Just to tell you all - this sparrow goes out every morning from one blog to the another to feed on nice words, thoughts and pics and whatever he gets. Today he flew over this wonderful nest full of life and rested his tired wings for a long long time hopping from one post to another - and blinking in awe !
And when he finally flew away he was filled with more happiness and joy than ever - if you have not seen this blog - then you may have missed life in all its true colors :)
