Favorite Blogs #L&SR #Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge 3.27.19
Today’s prompt is Favorite Websites/Podcasts/Blogs!
Okay, I’ll be the first to admit podcasts drive me crazy, finding them, playing them or creating them. So I’ve listed my favorite websites and blogs. First up, I love to travel so naturally The Discoverer Blog one of my favorite blogs.
The Discoverer Blog – Travel planning – you either love it or you hate it. No matter which group you fall into, be prepared, avoid silly mistake and stay up-to-day on the latest news.
https://www.thediscoverer.com/
One of my passions is wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Let’s take a look at a couple of projects and websites near and dear to my heart.
W.O.L.F. Sanctuary
W.O.L.F.’s Mission TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR WOLVES AND WOLF DOGS THROUGH:
Rescue – Save captive-born wolves and wolf dogs who need sanctuary placement in order to survive;
Sanctuary – Provide a life-long home at W.O.L.F. in a natural habitat that takes into account each individual’s physical, medical, and emotional needs;
Education – Provide the general public with education about the plight of wolves and wolf dogs (both captive-born and wild) to help foster a greater understanding of them and their value.
Colorado Wolf and Wild Life Center
- It is the mission of the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center to
- Educate the public through tours and programs about the importance of Wolves, Coyotes, and Foxes to our eco-system.
- Educate the public about the importance of Preservation and Conservation of the forests, land, and water that supports wildlife, flora, and fauna for future generations to enjoy.
- Provide natural habitats and exceptional lives for the animals entrusted to our care since they cannot live in the wild.
https://www.wolfeducation.org/
These are a few of my favorite blogs and websites. If you have a moment, tell me in the comments about your favorite blogs, podcasts and websites. Let’s see what other blogs, websites, and podcasts the other authors in this challenge love, shall we? Click here: Long and Short Wednesday Blog Challenge. Have a great rest of your week.
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Wolves are such beautiful creatures. The W.O.L.F. Sanctuary and the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center sound like they’re really taking good care of these animals.
My post.
They are committed to the wolves. The fullmoon tour is something you’ll never forget!
I’ll definitely have to try that someday! I didn’t realize you could tour the place where these wolves live. Wow, that’s cool.
I love your blog post! Probably because of the wolves. I read a lot of Terry Spears wolf romances, or ‘woofies’ as I call any romance books with werewolf heroes. Thank you for the great links!
As for what sites I like. Christine Feehan’s website because she keeps it updated and it’s active.
Thankyou. I’m glad you stopped by! Wolves are one of my passions. I’ll have to check out Christine’s site
I met a woman years ago from a hiking club who worked in a Wolf sanctuary. She invited us, and I regret to this day I never went. I think I would have learned a lot. Thanks for these links.
The Wolf is an amazing creature, I’m sorry you weren’t able to go, but you know it’s never to late. Have a great week!
A few here I’ll have to check out, especially The Discoverer.
Tanith, Thanks for stopping by and taking a peek. Have a great week!
Colorado in particular seems to have a lot of respect for the wolves. I lived there for several years and it was remarkable. They are amazing creatures. Great choices for sites!
Thanks for popping by Marianne! Colorado is a great place!
Great choices for sites. I’ll have to check them out. I love visiting the wolves at the zoo in the spring and fall when they seem to be more active. Such pretty creatures.
Glad you stopped in Megan. Thanks!