Living with Wolves

Man has unfairly demonized wolves for centuries. More than two million have been exterminated by humans due to misconceptions about the wolf being a destructive, ruthless, random predator. The Dutchers' eloquently dispel these myths. The authors' photographs and experiences living among a pack of wolves bring readers face-to-face with this intelligent, social animal deserving of admiration and protection. Originally published in hardcover in 2005 by the Mountaineers Books, Living With Wolves is a celebration of these mysterious creatures, whose amazing world is revealed to readers with unprecedented clarity and beauty.

Man has unfairly demonized wolves for centuries. More than two million have been exterminated by humans due to misconceptions about the wolf being a destructive, ruthless, random predator. The Dutchers' eloquently dispel these myths. The authors' photographs and experiences living among a pack of wolves bring readers face-to-face with this intelligent, social animal deserving of admiration and protection. Originally published in hardcover in 2005 by the Mountaineers Books, Living With Wolves is a celebration of these mysterious creatures, whose amazing world is revealed to readers with unprecedented clarity and beauty.

Jim Dutcher is an Emmy Award-winning cinematographer and filmmaker. His work includes the National Geographic special A Rocky Mountain Beaver Pond, and ABC World of Discovery's two highest-rated films.

Jamie Dutcher, Jim's wife and co-producer, won an Emmy Award for sound mixing with her carefully collected sounds of the Sawtooth wolves.