WELCOME TO THE CUB HUB!
TEAM WOLF 🐺 CUB HUB 🐺
Welcome to the Cub Hub! This is your go-to den for all things wild, fun, and wolfy 🐺. Whether you're just learning about wolves or already a superfan, this page is packed with ways to explore, create, and speak up for wolves.
You’ll find letter templates to send to your governor, cool coloring pages, a wolf reading list, trivia, and more.
Plus (with a parents permission) you can officially
Teachers, summer programs, and after-school clubs are all welcome to use these resources! Let’s get started!
Explore Cub Hub Activities
Something for Every Young Advocate
The Cub Hub Mascot
Meet the newest member of the Wolf Conservation Center and the official mascot of the Cubs Hub! 🐾
Chosen by the Wolf Conservation Center’s incredible community of supporters, her name is Kinari — a name that means “twinkling star” or “moonlight.” Head to nywolf.org to learn more about Kinari’s journey and the center’s work to protect and advocate for wolves.
Howl for Wolves
We've made it easy for you to contact your governor! Use our pre-written letter as your guide and (with the help of your parents) find out where to send it HERE>
Would you rather send an email?
Printable Postcards
Download and print your own postcards to send to your governor. Find out where to send it HERE>
Sample Note
Dear Governor X,
Please protect wolves. They help nature and make the world better. Don’t let them be hurt or lose the laws that keep them safe. I love wolves and want them to stay wild and free.
From: [Name], Age [ ]
Fun with Wolves
Coloring Pages
Download coloring pages for a fun activity at home or with friends and family!
Start with these fun coloring pages created by Team Wolf members!
Crossword
Try your hand at the Team Wolf crossword puzzle!
Reading List
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For Kids:
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The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka
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W Is for Wolf by Annelise Ryan
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For Young Adults & Teens:
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Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories We Tell About Fear by Erica Berry
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American Wolf: A True Story of Survival and Obsession in the West by Nate Blakeslee
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The Reign of Wolf 21 by Rick McIntyre
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The Wisdom of Wolves: Lessons from the Sawtooth Pack by Jim and Jamie Dutcher
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Wolfer: A Memoir by Carter Niemeyer
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WOLF TRIVIA
Check your wolf knowledge with our trivia for all levels of wolf-lovers!
WOLF FACTS
Love learning about wolves? Check out these fun wolf facts below!
Wolves love to howl!
Wolves howl to talk to each other. It helps them find pack members, warn other wolves to stay away, or just say hello!
Wolf pups are born with
blue eyes!
All baby wolves have bright blue eyes when they’re born. Their eyes change to yellow or amber as they grow up.
Wolves live in families called packs!
Just like people, wolves stick together in family groups. A pack usually has a mom, a dad, and their pups!
Wolves have a super
sense of smell.
Wolves can smell other animals from over a mile away! That helps them find food or avoid danger.
Wolves are great parents!
Both mom and dad wolves take care of the pups, and even older brothers and sisters help babysit.
Wolves help keep nature healthy!
By hunting animals like deer, wolves help keep the environment in balance so plants and other animals can thrive too.
Wolves LOVE to play.
Just like dogs, wolves play games like chase and tug-of-war to build trust and learn important skills.
Each wolf has a unique howl.
No two howls are the same! Wolves can recognize each other just by the sound of their howl.
Wolves have strong feet!
They can travel up to 30 miles a day on their paws, walking through forests, snow, and mountains.
