Sundays 1, 15, 29
September
Saturday 5, Sundays 13, 20 October
Saturday 2, Sunday 10 November 2002
Set up in 1993,Wolf
Watch UK is dedicated to the conservation of wolves. In 1997 its wolf
conservation centre was established as a rescue centre for displaced wolves. At
present the centre is home to five wolves, including two Canadian wolves, Kgosi
and Maddadh, and three Canadian timber wolves, called Nouska, Luna and Sashia.
Kgoshi and Maddadh were hand-reared in the family kitchen, and are consequently
fully socialised to humans. You will be able to stroke them if you wish.
Our leader will be Tony
Haighway who is the director of the Wolf Conservation Project.
Location:
Mainstone, Shropshire
Places:
15 per event
Cost:£25 Tony will start at
2.00pm with an introductory talk, after which he will take you around the centre
to meet his wolves. You will be able to stroke those wolves that are habituated
to humans if you wish and at your own risk. You can also have a guided walk
around the valley. The afternoon should finish by 4.30pm.
