Welcome
The Wolf OR-7 Expedition team retraced by bicycle and on foot the approximate route taken by a GPS - collared wolf called Wolf OR-7. The wolf was born in NE Oregon and in 2011 left his pack and dispersed South to find new territory. He became the first known wolf in California in nearly 90 years, and he is still out there... Follow six adventurers as they retrace the route taken by a GPS-collared Oregon wolf. Their mission is to explore human-wolf coexistence and meet the people along Wolf OR-7's route who now find themselves in wolf country.
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Wolf OR-7 Story Map
We’ve illustrated a map of Wolf OR-7’s generalized dispersal to depict the remarkable story of an... -
Wolf OR-7 Expedition Documentary Film Now Free on YouTube
Public release of the documentary film Wolf OR-7 Expedition serves as a timely example of political dialogue and... -
Human-Human Coexistence
“Since human tolerance has been and remains the primary limiting factor for wolf survival, building tolerance... -
Wolf Or-7 Expedition Trailer
We are very happy to share the Wolf OR-7 Expedition Documentary trailer! After a tremendous amount of effort, the... -
Another Wolf Disperses to California, Says CA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife
Over three years after Wolf OR-7 made history as the first known, wild wolf to enter California since 1924, California... -
Comment Period for Oregon Wolf Delisting Extended to October, November
Background: As of December, 2014 there were 77 confirmed wolves in Oregon including 8 breeding pairs. The Oregon... -
Rogue Pack Wolf Yearlings Caught by Remote Camera
From ODFW: A remote camera captured a series of images of Rogue Pack wolf yearlings (born spring 2014) playing...
Wild Peace and Coexistence
As a Wild Peace Alliance project we encourage collaboration between all community members living with the challenges of human-wildlife coexistence. We will be asking ourselves and communities what can human-wolf coexistence look like?
Education with Adventure
We are producing a documentary film, multimedia content and hosting storytelling events to help us all understand wolves better. We are all learning on this adventure and invite you to submit your questions about wolf-human coexistence and engage with us.
Tracking and Research
We will use our experience as ecologists and wildlife trackers to conduct a rough biological survey of wildlife and wildlife habitat along Wolf OR-7’s travel route as we go, using CyberTracker software, we will create a multimedia digital map of the wildlife tracks we encounter.
Celebrate Collaboration
Ask for opinions on wolves in wolf country and you will hear everything between "this is no place for wolves" to "this is no place for humans." Oregon has shown us that by including a diversity of views at the table collaborative management plans can be effective.
