Wolf Learning Course Please use the following form if you wish to enrol on the Wolf Learning Course. Simply fill in your details, then print out the form and post it together with a cheque for the full amount to our contact address Deb Sewards, 102 Nelson Way, Rugby, Warwickshire CV22 7LF. (All cheques should be made payable to D Sewards please).   Wolf Learning Course - £350.00 per person for Wolf Watch UK members or £395.00 for non-members. Course Syllabus: Section 1: The Wolf Section explaining the history of the wolf - its ancestry and classification. This section also looks at the wolf in general terms including physical characteristics, intelligence and personality of the wolf. Section 2: Wolf Packs & Territories Section looking at wolf pack structures including dispersal of packs and individuals. This section also examines how they cope with the variation in their habitats and territories. Also covered is information on how wolves travel, along with details on hunting techniques. Section 3: Wolf Behaviour Section explaining wolf interactions - including their interaction with other wolves, with humans, with prey and also non prey species such as bears and other predators. Section 4: Wolf Reproduction & Pups Section looking at reproduction and the role of the different animals within the pack. This section also examines how the pack operate with and without pups present, along with the mating habits of wolves. Section 5: Wolf Sub-Species Section looking at the Grey Wolf but also the recognised sub species of wolf around the world. Included are all the sub-species listed in North America and the sub species listed in Eurasia. Section 6: Myths & Legends Section looking at some of the myths, stories and legends behind the wolf. Also included is a look at some of the misconceptions about wolves, along with details on some of the true facts about the animals. Section 7: From Wolf To Dog Section covering the differences, but also more of the similarities between the dog and the wolf. Covering the history of wolves first co-existence with man to the wild wolf of today, and the pet dog in the home. Section 8: Wolf Conservation & The Future Section looking at the threats to wolves such as hunting, habitat destruction and disease. Also looking to the future of the wolf and the work to protect the species and the eco-system it lives in. Visits: Plus two trips to Wolf Watch UK to see the resident wolves June and November (dates to be confirmed). Please tick if you are a Wolf Watch Member Please tick if you are paying the £100 non-refundable deposit ONLY at this time Total value of cheque enclosed Your Details -   Full name:   Address line 1:   Address line 2:   Address line 3:   Post code:   Telephone:   E-mail:   All course material remains the sole right of Deb Sewards/WWUK. Sign Here - Once completed, print out this form and post it together with your cheque/postal order . A £100 non-refundable deposit secures a place on the course - the balance must be paid by the 17th January 2011. Registration for the 2011 course opens on the 1st November 2010. A letter acknowledging enrolment will be sent out within 7 days of receiving the paperwork. Course material will be despatched in January unless otherwise agreed - Thank you. Directions to the wolf sanctuary will be provided when dates to visit are confirmed.