Wild Wolf Film and the Web Of Life Foundation (W.O.L.F.), a 501(c)(3) non-profit, have been promoting the restoration of the most endangered land mammal in all of North America, our Mexican Gray Wolf, for the past three years by employing educational outreach in schools and communities across the Southwest, as well as nationally and internationally, through writing, digital media, and most recently, the production of a documentary film about wolf recovery efforts in the Southwest United States.  “Stories of Wolves” is a story with many sub-plots because of the dynamic relationship between the reintroduced Mexican Wolves and the various communities that now share the wolves’ habitat. These include communities of ranchers, conservationists, Native Americans, and also other animals that depend upon the wolves' presence to maintain a healthy ecosystem. Just as much as it is a film about wolves, “Stories of Wolves” is about people whose presence and stance toward wolves can affect the success or failure of the recovery program.  Ultimately, “Stories of Wolves” is about the vanishing wildness inside and outside of us . . . We all belong in the Web of Life. Q & A will be focused on how to make wolf, human and livestock coexistence possible in this world. Suggested Donation: $10 per person goes towards educational outreach For more info visit: weboflifefoundation.net