JOIN THE WOLF PACK AND PUPS this July on our newest summer expedition—an opportunity to participate in our wolf citizen-science field study as you help search for wolf dens and rendezvous sites with the hope of spending time observing the wolf pack caring for their three-month-old pups. WHETHER YOU ARE A WOLF LOVER dreaming of seeing them in the wild, a photographer chasing National Geographic-worthy images, or a naturalist craving field experience, our newest ten-day CLOUD WOLVES EXPEDITION will take you on an unforgettable. Our base is Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge, located on the remote Kaska Coast, an uninhabited wilderness more than 50 times larger than Yellowstone National Park. This wilderness is home to resident packs of cloud wolves ‘Canis lupus nubilus’, which often roam along the coast. July is an exciting time to search for wolves. If the breeding pair has produced a litter we may have a chance to observe and document the small pups as they begin exploring their world. While the focus of this expedition is on wolves, we could also encounter polar bears, black bears, moose, caribou, wolverine, red fox and a host of migrating birds from sandhill cranes to bald eagles. The expedition is led by wolf expert and ‘National Geographic’ photographer Jad Davenport. Along with our naturalist guides you’ll have the chance to participate in hands-on wolf research – setting up and checking trail cameras, conducting wildlife surveys, locating and documenting kill sites and hopefully
observing and recording wolf pack behaviour.








