Women for Wolves welcomed Mother Earth Roots, an Indigenous-led organization focused on connecting Native youth with culture, community, and the natural world, to our wolf-dog sanctuary in El Dorado County. During their visit, participants had the opportunity to connect with our rescued wolf-dogs while learning about animal behavior, conservation, and the importance of respecting wildlife. The experience created space for meaningful conversations about the relationship between people, animals, and the environment, while introducing young people to the stories of animals who have found lifelong refuge at our sanctuary. Through partnerships with Indigenous-led organizations like Mother Earth Roots, Women for Wolves hopes to expand opportunities for culturally grounded conservation education, outdoor experiences, and youth engagement that honor Indigenous knowledge and strengthen connections to the natural world. Learn more.Connecting Indigenous Youth with Wildlife Through Mother Earth Roots
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