Wolf Teacher: Grassroots Wolf Education Based on the Ancient Attitude of Respect for the Connection of All Life.

Wolf Teacher Schedule

Raven and Maggie

Our relentlessly vivid imagination sees 2008 filled with a diversity of wolf teachings, and outreach tables at faires & festivals! We look forward to working with old friends, while enlarging our territory with the new.

Program scheduling is always in the works, so contact us about any time frame. To arrange a date for the Wolf Teacher program at your school or group, or the outreach table at your festival or event, call or write to Pam.

The wolf outreach table at faires and festivals expands our contact with the general public. We give out handouts, sell enviro-friendly fundraisers, network into new contacts, and share wolf lore with endlessly curious passers-by. Presence of the table enhances the environmental image of the event. C'mon friends, let's hear from you! Here's your chance to walk the talk. Volunteer to help! It's fun! You'll meet like-minded people and learn a lot!

2008 SCHEDULE, so far . . .

 

WOLF TEACHER - Pam Brown & the DVD presentation; Festival wolf tables
  • August 14, 2008: Alden, NY - Alden Public Library, 6:30pm - Pam with DVD program
  • August 16, 2008: Newfane, NY - Newfane Augutst Fest, 10am - 5pm - Wolf Table
  • August 11, 2008: Lyndonvill, NY - Yates Public Library, (585) 765-9041, 7pm - Pam with DVD program
  • August 30-31, 2008: Howes Cave, NY - Iroquois Indian Museum - Labor Day PowWow - Wolf Table
  • September 13, 2008: Olcott, NY - Celtic Festival
  • September 20, 2008: Lakawana, NY (Buffalo) - Lakawana Public Library, 11am - Pam with DVD program
  • September 20, 2008: West Seneca, NY (Buffalo) -West Seneca Public Library, 2pm - Pam with DVD program

 

MISSION:WOLF - Northeast Fall Tour 2008 with wolf, Maggie and directors Kent Weber & Tracy Brooks

Planning goes on for the 21st annual northeast trip by Mission:Wolf, Colorado, this October 2008. So here's how this autumn's Schedule is shaping up. Pam is available for the DVD presentation at schools that Mission:Wolf cannot make. Her teaching prior to the Mission:Wolf public appearance in your area, will enhance interest and turnout, while expanding the community's wolf awareness!

  • October 11, 2008: Baldwinsville, NY (Syracuse) - Beaver Lake Nature Center, 3 & 6 pm, (315) 638-2519
  • October 13, 2008: Mumford, NY (Rochester) - Genesee County Museum/Nature Center, Linda Bender (585) 538-6822
  • October 14, 2008: Gilbertsville, NY - The Major's Inn, 7pm - CANCELED
  • October 15, 2008: Corning, NY - Corning Comm College, 12pm, Nancy Agan (607) 962-9507
  • October 15, 2008: Corning, NY - Union Hall, 7pm, Wayne Cadden (607) 936-6966
  • October 16, 2008: Ithica, NY - Cornell University, sponsored by Ecology House, 7:30pm, (607) 255-1094
  • October 20, 2008: Falmouth, Maine - Maine Audobon, Eric Hynes (207) 781-2330
  • October 21, 2008: Harwick, Mass. - Harwick Conservation Trust, 5 & 7 pm, (508) 362-3422
  • October 22, 2008: Kingston, RI - University of Rhode Island, Cole Middle School, Kelly Grennan (401) 339-8222
  • October 24th & 25th, 2008: Greenwich, CT - Irene Larusso (203) 863-9653
  • October 26th, 2008: Floral PK, NY - Queens Country Farm Museum, 1:30pm & 3:30pm, Amy Fishetti (718) 347-3276
  • October 28, 2008: Southington, CT - Briarwood College, 5:30pm and 7:30pm, Betty Stanley (860) 628-6187
  • October 30, 2008: Stone Ride, NY - Ulster Suny
  • November 1st & 2nd, 2008: New Paltz, NY - Mohonk Mountain House (845) 255-1000/ Lee Blake 256-2042

 

 

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