Wolf Haven International offers a wide variety of educational opportunities for students of all ages.
Visiting groups can enjoy group tours or choose to stay longer for a special, age-appropriate program based on their interest. Wolf Haven offers a variety of presentations focusing on a number of exciting themes. Wolf Haven now offers a discount to OSPI accredited schools.
Wolf Haven International can even bring a program to your classroom or meeting.

Enjoy a guided tour of our wolf sanctuary which features an opportunity to see our resident wolves. You will be able to compare the differences between our gray wolves, red wolves, and the very rare Mexican gray wolves. You might even be so lucky as to hear our wolves howl!
Offered mid-April through late June. Take a stroll through our prairie habitat and discover the natural phenomenon of the Mima Mounds. Learn about native plants and animals of the prairie, Native American uses for prairie plants, and medicinal and edible prairie plants.

Would you like to have a closer look at our wolves? Come join us on an enrichment tour to get the up close look you've been waiting for. An enrichment program is a way to keep the wolves stimulated by introducing new items into their environment. An enrichment item can be food, a toy, a scent object - nearly anything! You will be able to watch the wolves play with their jerky, sardines, pizza boxes, or other fun item.
All animals have a habitat. Learn about the four components of wolf habitat: food, water, shelter, and space through hands-on activities. See if you can survive the challenges of wolves in the wild.
What's on the menu at the wolf café and how is the wolf adapted for its role as a key predator? Study how the roles of predator/prey species are determined by their adaptations and survival strategy. Learn this and more while examining our skulls, antlers, and horns.
Come see our skull showcase while learning what different animals of the Pacific Northwest eat and what eats them. Come build your own food webs while learning about animals that live in water, fly and live on land. Learn how everything in the environment is connected.

Find out what makes an animal more susceptible to becoming endangered or extinct. Dress-up like mock endangered species and discover why some day they too may become extinct. Learn what you can do to help endangered species make a come back.
What happened to the wolf and its habitat? What is Wolf Haven, along with many other organizations, doing to help the wolf in its recovery? Come learn about the recovery plans of the gray wolf, red wolf, and Mexican gray wolf.
Around 1930 there were no more wolves left in Yellowstone. What caused this and what effect did this have on the environment? Learn about the reintroduction of the Yellowstone National Park wolves by getting to know some of the most well-studied and admired wolves in the United States.
The Mexican gray wolf, or El Lobo, population was almost completely wiped out from its natural range in the wild of the American Southwest and Mexico. Find out how Wolf Haven is playing a huge role in the recovery program of this very rare gray wolf subspecies.
Calling all contestants! Test your knowledge of wolves, wolf conservation, and wolf recovery. How much do you really know about this unique creature? *Add this to any age-appropriate presentation for an additional $1.00 per person.

Students: $5 each
Adults: $7 each
Seniors (65+): $6 each
Add $2 per individual (all ages)
Add $3 per individual (all ages)
First presentation: $125
Additional presentations (same day & location): $60
*Off-site programs require an additional travel expense of $0.50 per mile.
The discounted rate for schools apply only to those groups booking both a tour and an educational presentation.
Students: $6 each
Adults: $8 each
Decide whether or not you would like to visit Wolf Haven or have Wolf Haven visit you. Space is limited, so plan early!
Contact Wolf Haven's education department.
Call (360) 264-4695 x220 for a reservation. Once your group visit is confirmed, Wolf Haven will require a $50 deposit to secure your reservation.
For questions or to arrange a group program or visit, please contact Megan Moskwa, Education Director at (360) 264-4695 x220 or e-mail at mmoskwa@wolfhaven.org.
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