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By Earthfire It was cold. Very cold. It was predicted to be 20 degrees below zero. Here that usually means 30 below. Pimpernel, that excellent coyote, is pretty tough but this year she started shedding fur on the back half of her> Read more
By Earthfire Internationally respected energy healer Donna Eden and her husband, energy psychologist Dr. David Feinstein, visited recently with the Earthfire animals. Read more
By Earthfire We have received a matching grant of $5000.00 for the Small Animal Garden! Now all we need is the match. Please help us obtain this by donating to the Small Animal Garden so our coyotes and foxes can have more time outside> Read more
By Earthfire An Attempt at Translation and Interpretation Between Species with Some Kernels of Truth To It Small animals are as important as big ones. Definitely in their own minds, and in actuality too. (In fact the most important life forms that support> Read more
By Earthfire Willow the coyote was on her back screaming bloody murder as Streak stood over her growling mightily, touching not a hair on her body. But she certainly was making him feel powerful! It wouldn’t matter where we were on the> Read more
By liz A Combination that Works…Together We brought Miss Clover the Badger and Streak the Coyote out into a field. They had never officially met before. After some experimental sniffing and digging, Miss Clover found a likely spot for a meal and> Read more
Earthfire Institute is a place to experience the profound connection between all life. Our 40-acre wildlife sanctuary, nestled in the Yellowstone-to-Yukon Wildlife Corridor >
Humble Bumble and the PoolMany of you acquainted with Humble Bumble the grizzly bear know the story of this gentle giant and his terror of an egg; of the world being too much for him; of his fear of anything new. But I am…
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Earthfire’s Mission in Action by Pat HagerPat Hager used his experience at Earthfire retreat as a stepping stone for volunteering in his area, helping preserve wildlife corridors. A participant at the Connecting with Wildlife Heart to Heart retreat he wrote:
My son Patrick & I attended the June retreat. …
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The Challenge of Meditating with WolvesSometimes when people call us in the morning they comment we seem rushed. This is our current early morning schedule, which starts about 7 am – we are at the moment a two-wolf two-dog cabin.
Every winter Wamaka the wolf loses the…
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