School Groups - Wolf Conservation Tour

Due to unsafe weather conditions, some tours may be canceled. If booking a week or more in advance, please continue to check the forecast as harsh weather may alter the accessibility of our facility.

Book a guided tour of our conservation facility to see our resident wolves and learn about wolf conservation in a unique experience!

Duration

1 hour 20 Minutes

About

School education tours are intended for school-age children who are completing a piece of biology-focused curriculum. The information given is intended to supplement the curriculum that students are studying in the classroom, or complete a requirement for a scouting group badge. If you are interested in bringing children under school-age, we recommend our public tours.

We host private educational tours and this availability is first come, first serve. Please note that your tour time slot is not officially booked until you have provided payment. We require a $100 deposit to secure the time slot, and we will ask for your final count of guests attending and for the remainder of the payment one week before your tour. We can accommodate up to 30 guests, including chaperones. Once the deposit is paid, the Education and Marketing Coordinator will contact the school's point of contact one week before the tour in order to obtain a final guest count as well as the remaining payment.

Support wolf conservation efforts with an unforgettable experience where you'll have the opportunity to see critically endangered wild wolves and learn all about them from an expert at our Conservation Facility on KQ Ranch Rd. Children 4 and under are free for all public tours.

Transportation and Parking

Advance reservations are required before visiting our conservation facility. All visitors will need a vehicle to access our property. Sorry, we cannot accommodate drop offs, walk-up guests from K.Q. Ranch, or ride share services such as Uber or Lyft. Vehicles larger than 15 passenger vans please call ahead. We have ample parking in a dirt lot at our facility that is a short walk from our education center where the tour will begin.

What to Bring

• Cameras and binoculars are welcome. Photographs may be taken through the habitat fences.
• We sell bottled water, but we recommend bringing your own.
• We experience extreme temperatures and weather conditions.
• Wear comfortable closed-toed walking shoes and bring sun protection.
• Summer weather can be very hot and dry, and winter weather can be cold and wet.
• Please check weather and road conditions before your visit.