Wolf Welcome Committee

We envision a time when wolves are fully recovered in Central Oregon. Our goal is to create a landscape of peaceful co-existence where wolves are accepted by their human neighbors. 

Through education we aim to enhance respect, appreciation and tolerance for wolves. Our advocacy work focuses on the rewilding and preservation of Central Oregon’s wildlife habitats and the use of non-lethal protections for livestock.

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EVENTS

Wolf Welcome Committee Social Hour
March 17th 11:00-12:30 The Barn, in Sisters

Wolves Have Arrived

People were fascinated by the wanderings of famous OR-7 as he traveled thru Northeast Oregon (2011) and then into California and back, finally settling in the Rogue Valley (2013) and starting his own family. The legacy of OR-7 continues to influence today’s wolves. 

For the most updated numbers of wolves in Oregon go to ODFW’s Gray Wolf information website

Wolf Welcome Committee asks, what does having wolves living nearby mean to the people who live, recreate and ranch in Central Oregon? What impacts do humans have on these apex predators? How can we learn to coexist?

SHARING TRAILS WITH WOLVES
Blog by Story Warren, entitled Responsibly Sharing our Trails with Returning Gray Wolves

Cinder Pits Sisters Oregon
Sisters Farmers Market
Environmental Center Earth Day Parade - Bend
Rosanne Paary, author, at Paulina Springs Bookstore - Sisters'