
CREATING A MOVEMENT
We are all about approaching advocacy differently. Using out of the box tactics to break out of the typical conservation eco chamber and raise awareness, we've used a number of creative partnerships and tactics. Below are some highlights of what we've done so far.
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Stickers Across America
Our stickers have been placed by our nationwide network of supporters from coast-to-coast! Interested in getting some stickers? Shoot us an email at info@teamwolf.org.

Digital Billboards
In July 2021 we launched a series of mobile billboards that roamed around the Capital to draw attention to our movement.

Letter Writing Campaign
Hundreds of students nationwide have written letters and postcards to President Biden calling for the relisting of gray wolves. We started this initiative in June of 2022 and have introduced wolf advocacy to hundreds of kids. Check out the CubHub to download letters, postcards, and more for kids!

Wildpostings
Our campaign has hit the streets with eye-catching wild postings in major cities across the U.S. These posters have sparked curiosity and started conversations in urban areas, drawing attention to the issue.

Pothole Art in D.C.
In September 2022, we partnered with artist Jim Bachor to turn a number of existing potholes in DC into mosaic art pieces that call for relisting. Not only did the potholes spark conversations in neighborhoods near the White House, Congress, and the Department of Interior, they also received national press coverage.

Conferences & Events
Our campaign collaborates with local and national businesses, as well as events across the country, to raise awareness and spread the word to those who may not otherwise have knowledge of the issue.
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Op-Eds and Writing Across the Country
We’ve worked alongside our partner organizations across the country to mobilize the voices of local advocates through written materials including op-eds, letters to the editor, and official comments on proposed wolf hunting seasons and regulations. Interested in authoring a piece? Let us know! We are happy to help you with the process. Reach out to us at info@teamwolf.org.
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Creative Ads in the Northern Rockies
In coordination with local organizations we have placed ads in high-traffic areas of Montana and Wyoming, including the Bozeman airport and in major roads connecting to Yellowstone National Park.
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ADVANCING SCIENCE
Check out this peer-reviewed paper authored by Kareiva and other conservationists, including our campaign cofounder, Samantha Attwood. The paper explores issues such as poor data transparency from state agencies, under-reporting, and poaching, showing that we do not truly know how many wolves have been killed since the aggressive hunts began in the Northern Rockies. It highlights the use of inadequate scientific data in developing wolf management plans.
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PARTNERSHIPS
Jason Momoa PSA
In November, 2021, we partnered with Jason Momoa and Sender Films to make a short video, “Raise Your Voice.” Reaching over 2.4 million people, the video drew global attention to our cause and brought our message to a whole new audience of dog lovers. Check out the video here!
Rewriting Extinction Comics
To reach outside of the typical wolves and animal activists ecosystem, in May, 2022 & November, 2023 we partnered with Rewriting Earth, Safely Endangered, and Wawawiwa, famous comic book artists known for their thoughtful and clever depictions of wildlife, to create a series of wolf related comics which were viewed over 3 million times across social media.

Corporate Partnership with Sundays Dog Food
In June of 2022 we partnered with Sundays dog food to create a special-edition dog food box. The food was distributed to dog owners at an activation event in Madison Square Park and shared across our network of partners and digital influencers to share images with their social following.

“Family” Rain Video
We collaborated with filmmaker Rain (known for Say Her Name and Somebody's Daughter) to release FAMILY, a direct appeal to Secretary Deb Haaland to relist all gray wolves.