Events

When: March 5th from 7 to 9 pm

Where: Bent Paddle Brewing, Duluth, MN

Join Howling for Wolves for the National ‘Wild for Wolves’ Day of Action at Bent Paddle Brewing in Duluth, MN on March 5th from 7 to 9 pm.

Howling for Wolves and local pack-tivist will be hosting an activist evening at Bent Paddle Brewing, during which we will be showcasing wolf themed art from local artist, discussing the federal attempts to removed Endangered Species Act protections from the gray wolf in the United States, the need to protect wolves for future generations, and how you can help. We will have a brief presentation, followed by a social hour and public comment signing party in opposition to upcoming proposals from US Fish and Wildlife to remove federal protections.

If you would like to join the Duluth Wolf Pack and learn more about how you can proactively join our efforts to collect signatures, email our Projects Manager at devon@howlingforwolves.org

Bent Paddle Brewing Location and Directions:

1832 W Michigan St floor 1, Duluth, MN 55806

From downtown Duluth take Superior Street southwest toward West Duluth. Stay left to continue onto West Michigan Street. Stay left again onto Lower West Michigan Street. Turn right on 19th Avenue West and a quick left into the large shared parking lot adjacent to Hanks Specialties. Walk left onto West Michigan Street to reach our front entrance.

When traveling North to Duluth on Interstate 35 take exit 255A on the left and merge onto U.S. 53 N toward 21st Ave W. Take the first exit toward West Superior St. / 21st Ave W. Stay in the middle lane to merge onto N 20th Ave W. Travel straight 3 blocks on N 20th Ave W then turn left onto W Michigan St. Travel past the main Bent Paddle Brewing Co. entry and take a right into the large shared parking lot adjacent to Hanks Specialties.

When traveling South within Duluth on Interstate 35 take exit 255A and merge onto U.S. 53 N toward 21st Ave W. Take the first exit toward West Superior St. / 21st Ave W. Stay in the middle lane to merge onto N 20th Ave W. Travel straight 3 blocks on N 20th Ave W then turn left onto W Michigan St. Travel past the main Bent Paddle Brewing Co. entry and take a right into the large shared parking lot adjacent to Hanks Specialties.

From Wisconsin travel on Interstate 535 across the Blatnik Bridge. Continue onto U.S. 53 N. Take the exit toward West Superior St. / 21st Ave W. Stay in the middle lane to merge onto N 20th Ave W. Travel straight 3 blocks on N 20th Ave W then turn left onto W Michigan St. Travel past the main Bent Paddle Brewing Co. entry and take a right into the large shared parking lot adjacent to Hanks Specialties.

Free Parking

There is a large gravel parking lot located in between 18th and 19th Ave W on W Michigan St. where patrons are encouraged to park. We also share a parking lot on the corner of 19th Avenue West and Michigan Street with our friendly building neighbor Hanks Specialties. There is also free street parking all around the brewery.

Learn more at liveandlethowl.org

When: Monday, March 4, 230 to 530 pm

Where: Brewed Awakenings, Grand Rapids, MN

On March 4th from 230 to 530 pm, visit Brewed Awakenings in Grand Rapids to meet with local pack-tivist to learn about the status of the wolf and how you can take action to protect the wolf as the USFWS readies to propose the removal of federal protections under the Endangered Species Act of this great species.

Howling For Wolves is working alongside the Endangered Species Coalition and the Center for Biological Diversity in a national effort to proactively protect the gray wolf and gather public comment in opposition of delisting.

If you would like to join the Grand Rapids Wolf Pack and learn more about how you can proactively join our efforts to collect signatures, email our Projects Manager at devon@howlingforwolves.org

Brewed Awakenings provides organic, farm-to-plate foods, Fair Trade coffee and a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. They are located at 24 NE 4th Street, Grand Rapids, MN 55744, conveniently located on the corner of Hwy 2 East and NE 1st Ave (1 block east of Old Central School and Pokegama Avenue). They are kitty-korner from the Itasca County Courthouse.

When: Tuesday, February 26th, 8 am

Where: Whitney Senior Center, St Cloud, MN

This presentation provides a deep look at the truth behind the myth, coexisting with wolves, the impact of lethal management, what we really know about how many wolves are in Minnesota, and their precarious and persistent role in the political landscape.

When: Saturday, February 9th, 1 pm to 3 pm
Where: Saint Cloud Public Library, Array Community Room, Saint Cloud, MN

If you plan to attend, or are interested in learning more, please fill out this Google Form: https://goo.gl/forms/rwA3saJTbuD8w2773

Howling For Wolves is looking across Minnesota for people willing to join together to stand up for the wolf! As a part of this effort, we are working to establish supporter and volunteer groups called 'Wolf Packs' around the state.

This meeting will be held in the Array Community Room at the St. Cloud Public Library and will be an opportunity for us to get to know each other, and learn about the current state of the wolf, things happening at the legislative level, current projects, and opportunities to get involved in outreach, education, and advocacy.

Recommended: Bring a laptop, tablet, or smartphone if you have one available. 

These meetings are for wolf advocates to get involved at the local and state level to communicate with lawmakers about the wolf in Minnesota. Members will be able to walk away from each meeting equipped with new knowledge, skills, and opportunities to help protect the wolf for future generations and serve as a knowledgeable resource to your neighbors and lawmakers.

For more information, or if you're interested in establishing a Wolf Pack in your town, email our Projects Manager at devon@howlingforwolves.org and visit our essential guide to wolf pack-tivism at www.liveandlethowl.org