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Yellowstone’s 06 female was called “the most famous wolf in the world.” Her strength, beauty, and intelligence were unmatched, and thanks to her skillful choice of pack mates, hunting prowess, and dedication to protecting her pups, her family thrived. In this lecture based on the new book, The Alpha Female Wolf, award-winning author, renowned wolf researcher, and EC50 honoree Rick McIntyre turns his spotting scope on 06 and more remarkable female wolves, telling the dramatic true story of five generations of female leaders in Yellowstone National Park.
As Rick shows us, female wolves, not their male counterparts, are the true leaders of the pack. They choose who may mate with them and where their pack will hunt and raise pups. They manage relationships with neighboring packs and fiercely defend their families. The only opponent they cannot defeat is a human with a gun.
Join The Explorers Club on Monday, October 24th to learn about these magnificent animals living in our National Parks.
Streaming live here on explorers.org, our YouTube Channel, and our Facebook Live — Monday, October 24th at 7:00 pm ET.
This will be an in-person lecture at Explorers Club Headquarters, and we are opening a number of tickets to guests.
In-person tickets are $15 for Members, and $30 for the General Public.
Check-in will begin at 6:00 pm, with a beer and wine reception from 6:00 – 7:00 pm.
Rick McIntyre
Rick McIntyre has spent more time observing and documenting wolves in the wild than any other person on the planet. A retired National Park ranger, McIntyre has spent more than forty years watching wolves in America’s national parks, twenty-five of those years in Yellowstone, where he has accumulated over 100,000 wolf sightings, worked on the Yellowstone Wolf Reintroduction Project, and educated the public about the park’s wolves. Winner of the Reading the West Award and an Explorer 50, McIntyre lives in Silver Gate, Montana.