Embark on a one-of-a-kind private journey exploring the story of the endangered Red Wolf through the lenses of Indigenous stewardship, wildlife conservation, and environmental justice.
This exclusive full-day experience combines wildlife education, cultural interpretation, and immersive learning as participants travel from central North Carolina to the heart of Red Wolf recovery efforts in eastern North Carolina.
Led by Indigenous educators and environmental advocates, this experience explores the cultural significance of wolves, the challenges facing endangered species recovery, and the growing movement to recognize the Rights of Nature and Rights of Species.
These tours are only offered on Thursday, and everyone must be ready to leave Mebane at 9:00 am; we will return around 10:30 pm the same day.
Begin the day with a visit to the Museum of Life and Science, where participants will explore exhibits focused on wildlife, ecology, and Red Wolf conservation.
Admission Included.
Travel to one of the last places on Earth where wild Red Wolves still roam.
Participants will join a guided refuge tour led by refuge staff and volunteers, exploring habitats that support:
• Endangered Red Wolves
• Black Bears
• River Otters
• Bald Eagles
• Alligators
• Turtles
• Migratory Birds
• Coastal Wetlands
Wildlife sightings vary by season and are never guaranteed, making every experience unique.
Admission Included.
• Rights of the Red Wolf
• Indigenous Perspectives on Wolves
• Species Recovery and Conservation
• Environmental Justice and Biodiversity
• Rights of Nature
• Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)
• Public Lands and Wildlife Protection
• Coexistence and Stewardship
✔ Private transportation from Mebane, NC
✔ Museum admission
✔ Refuge tour admission
✔ Indigenous-led interpretation and educational programming
✔ Water, snacks, and cooler access throughout the day
✔ Educational materials and resources
✔ Small-group personalized experience
• Packed lunch
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Camera or binoculars (optional)
• Personal medications, insect repellent, and necessities
Duration: Approximately 12 Hours
Departure Location:
Mebane, North Carolina
Group Size:
Up to 6 Participants
Starting at $1,650 per group
Includes transportation, admissions, educational programming, and refreshments for up to six participants.
• Universities
• Schools
• Environmental Organizations
• Leadership Retreats
• Conservation Groups
• Families
• Wildlife Enthusiasts
• Cultural Heritage Travelers
This experience can be customized to include additional educational components, environmental justice discussions, Rights of Nature programming, or organizational learning objectives.
Contact us to design a private Red Wolf experience for your group.
Embark on a one-of-a-kind private journey exploring the story of the endangered Red Wolf through the lenses of Indigenous stewardship, wildlife conservation, and environmental justice.
This exclusive full-day experience combines wildlife education, cultural interpretation, and immersive learning as participants travel from central North Carolina to the heart of Red Wolf recovery efforts in eastern North Carolina.
Led by Indigenous educators and environmental advocates, this experience explores the cultural significance of wolves, the challenges facing endangered species recovery, and the growing movement to recognize the Rights of Nature and Rights of Species.
These tours are only offered on Thursday, and everyone must be ready to leave Mebane at 9:00 am; we will return around 10:30 pm the same day.
Begin the day with a visit to the Museum of Life and Science, where participants will explore exhibits focused on wildlife, ecology, and Red Wolf conservation.
Admission Included.
Travel to one of the last places on Earth where wild Red Wolves still roam.
Participants will join a guided refuge tour led by refuge staff and volunteers, exploring habitats that support:
• Endangered Red Wolves
• Black Bears
• River Otters
• Bald Eagles
• Alligators
• Turtles
• Migratory Birds
• Coastal Wetlands
Wildlife sightings vary by season and are never guaranteed, making every experience unique.
Admission Included.
• Rights of the Red Wolf
• Indigenous Perspectives on Wolves
• Species Recovery and Conservation
• Environmental Justice and Biodiversity
• Rights of Nature
• Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)
• Public Lands and Wildlife Protection
• Coexistence and Stewardship
✔ Private transportation from Mebane, NC
✔ Museum admission
✔ Refuge tour admission
✔ Indigenous-led interpretation and educational programming
✔ Water, snacks, and cooler access throughout the day
✔ Educational materials and resources
✔ Small-group personalized experience
• Packed lunch
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Camera or binoculars (optional)
• Personal medications, insect repellent, and necessities
Duration: Approximately 12 Hours
Departure Location:
Mebane, North Carolina
Group Size:
Up to 6 Participants
Starting at $1,650 per group
Includes transportation, admissions, educational programming, and refreshments for up to six participants.
• Universities
• Schools
• Environmental Organizations
• Leadership Retreats
• Conservation Groups
• Families
• Wildlife Enthusiasts
• Cultural Heritage Travelers
This experience can be customized to include additional educational components, environmental justice discussions, Rights of Nature programming, or organizational learning objectives.
Contact us to design a private Red Wolf experience for your group.
