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All membership levels include discounts on programs, free onsite use of watercraft and snowshoes and a monthly newsletter and program guides. Benefits add up at each membership level. For example, a "Protector" receives a $25 gift certificate plus the gifts from the "Guardian" and "Advocate" levels.
The North Lakeland Discovery Center, in collaboration with the Timber Wolf Alliance, will celebrate National Wolf Awareness Week October 13th -19th, 2013.
Wolf Awareness Week, held during the third week of October, is a time when organizations around the country work together to get out information on this charismatic and often misunderstood species.
THANK YOU ALL FOR A WONDERFUL WEEK OF OUTREACH, EDUCATION, SHARING OF YOUR PASSION AND MUCH MORE! For more information or to register for events, visit www.DiscoveryCenter.net or call (877) 543-2085. The Discovery Center is located on CTH W just 1.2 miles north of USH 51 in Manitowish Waters, WI.
Wolf Awareness Week 2013 is October 13-19, 2013.
Wolf Awareness Week 2014 is October 12 - 18, 2014.
2013 Wolf Awareness Week Poster Winner
Featuring Jon Ren's - "Kindred Spirits"
Jon Ren's passion for drawing and painting began as a young boy. He was greatly influenced by his father, western artist Chuck Ren, and driven by his own natural ability. After graduating from the Art Institute of Colorado in 1990, Jon began his career as an artist creating team posters for the NFL. Jon's works include a variety of subject matter that have been featured on collector plate series and limited edition prints. His father's influence is evident in Jon's Native American pieces. Jon's love of wildlife steered him toward becoming a full-time wildlife artist. His recent accomplishments include the 2010 Oregon Upland Game Bird Stamp, the 2007 Timber Wolf Alliance Wolf Awareness Week Poster, and runner-up in the 2009 North Carolina Duck Stamp. His originals are available in galleries and shows across the nation including the Southeastern Wildlife Expo, Wild Wings, and March in Montana. For more information on Jon Ren’s work please visit www.jonren.com.