Wolf Print

Wolf Print is the UK Wolf Conservation Trust’s internationally recognised triannual magazine. It brings up to date information on wolf issues from around the world.

The Wolf Print team headed by the UKWCT Education Officer Vicky Allison hopes to build on the magazine's reputation whist bringing Wolf Print to a wider audience. The look and content has been updated and as well as still producing cutting edge articles about wolf conservation and human and wolf conflict it will also include a section on the life and behaviour of wolves, news from around the world and at the UKWCT, reviews, media and art sections as well as more scope for member participation who are encouraged to submit photos and articles.

The magazine is issued three times a year and is available in hardcopy and online. All members of the Trust will automatically be sent Wolf Print in the hardcopy format. To non-members the hardcopy edition is available by direct subscription anywhere in the world. To subscribe to the printed edition, see our subscription form. Electronic issues are free. Please note all versions are subject to copyright and cannot be distributed or made available on other websites without express permission from the UKWCT. If you wish to let others know about Wolf Print, please link to this page.

Click on an issue name below to download. The files are in PDF format and a free viewer can be downloaded from Adobe.

Archive issues of Wolf Print are available online.

The current magazine is Issue 48 - Spring 2013.

Issue 48 As well as our regular updates on the wolves of the Trust and news of wolves around the world, our latest issue of Wolf Print has the following special features:

  • Duma
  • Wolf pup development
  • Joan Paddick Photography Awards 2013
  • Wolves in Hugu-Kori: truth or myth?
  • Wolf coexistence in the American West
  • Jimmy Jones Interview
  • Student work experience

There's much more besides, so why not download a copy and have a read!

Issue 47Issue 47 - Autumn / Winter 2012
  • Study on wolf activity in Croatia
  • Wolf-like canids in the Horn of Africa
  • Into the valley of the wolves
  • Following the footprints of Albanian wolves
  • Interview with author Glen Duncan
  • Seminar preview
Issue 46Issue 46 - Summer 2012
  • Wolves of the World
  • Idaho - the worst place in the world for wolves?
  • Exploring with wolves in British Columbia
  • Life and Behaviour: Predation risk and the structure of ecosystems
  • Wolf Watching in the Sierra de la Culebra
  • The wolf in Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal

Issue 45Issue 45 - Spring 2012
Wolves of the World
Life and Behaviour of Wolves: Co-existence of Wolves in the Northern Rockies
Update on the Trust's wolves
Book reviews
The Story of a Wolf called Hilda
Song of the South
Events at the Trust
Wolves of Yellowstone

Issue 44Issue 44 - Autumn / Winter 2011
Wolves of the World
Life and Behaviour of Wolves: Built for the Kill?
Update on the Trust's wolves
Sikko, Pukak and Massak
Update from Croatia
Carter and Jenny Neimeyer
Events at the Trust
Wolf Awareness Week