Pacific Wolves

New "Wolf Area" signs are being posted across Siskiyou County as wolf populations grow in California. 🐾

“As wolf populations continue to expand throughout portions of Northern California, it is important that the public remains aware of wildlife activity in the areas they visit,” said Board of Supervisor Jess Harris. “These signs are intended as an educational and awareness tool that helps promote public safety and situational awareness.”

Being aware of the non-humans we share our landscape with is necessary to protect both them and ourselves. ❤ We hope more counties consider these simple yet effective signs for awareness!

Read more about it: https://www.activenorcal.com/wolf-awareness-signs-are-now-posted-across-siskiyou-county/

❗Calling all California residents❗

You can now share your input on California's wolf-livestock compensation program!

📍 ALL California residents
🕑 Takes approximately 20 minutes
📅 Deadline: June 11th

This program provides resources, funding, and assistance for ranchers to support the proactive use of non-lethal deterrents in areas where humans and wolves coexist. Prioritizing funding for this proven way to support the lives of both wolves and people can help build a better future for wolf country in California.

While the compensation/nonlethals program will be used by livestock operators, the program is funded by taxpayer dollars, and ALL Californians have a stake in how wolves are prioritized and supported in the program's operations.

You can also write to CDFW at [email protected] AT ANY TIME to let them know your perspectives on California's wolf-livestock compensation program!

Let’s go, Bae! 😍

We are so excited to see continued recovery for naturally migrated wolf populations in California ❤

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife released its quarterly update this week, confirming 12 established packs and an estimated 90 wolves throughout the state. 🐾

🐺🐺 In California, a pack is defined as two or more wolves detected in a specific area within six months, or with recorded evidence of breeding.

Most of these packs are in Northern California, with the Yowlumni Pack in the south, still ruling over a territory in the Sequoia National Forest!

Learn more about the latest wolf news at: wildlife.ca.gov/Subscribe/c/805/ce/436775515/view/preview

And check out www.pacificwolves.org/californiawolves to stay updated on all things California wolves!

📸: CDFW