Wolves are the largest wild member of the dog family. They are social animals who generally live in packs that include a dominant male and his breeding mate. Each member of a pack plays his or her own role. Packs normally occupy an established home range and frequent the same paths.
Two centuries ago, the wolf was the most widely distributed mammal, found over large areas of the northern hemisphere, including across Canada. But today, due in part to habitat loss, the wolf's habitat has been greatly reduced.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada is committed to protecting wolf habitat across the country, but they can't do it without your help. Sign this pledge to be a voice for Canada's at-risk species and support the protection of animals like the wolf.
