The CCWR is a unique research facility designed for non-invasive, close behavioural observations of timber wolves that are not possible to obtain in the wild. Studies at the facility include topics on social behaviour, development, communication, and endocrinology. The main enclosure contains a group of fourteen free-ranging wolves that have been born and raised within the pack. The Gray Wolf Web Sponsored by Wolf Awareness Inc., a charitable, non-profit, educational foundation providing public education about Gray Wolves. The Wolf Dunn plays on the words Dunn and Den.
Wolves excavate dens to give birth and raise a litter in.
A Wolf Dunn is a place where ideas are born and grow. This site is a friendly on-line location where 'owners' of hybrid wolves can share experiences, stories, anecdotes, photos, advise and information about these magnificant creatures. The Timber Wolf Information Network is a non-profit organization that was formed in November of 1989. It is comprised of volunteers from throughout the United States, from all walks of life. The primary goal of this organization is education that is directed to conservation of the timber wolf.