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** The Red Wolf tracking experience uses representative historical data provided by our partner AZA SAFE: Saving Animals From Extinction Red Wolf. This is necessary for the safety of the fewer than 20 individuals remaining in the wild. Because they are so exceptionally protected, the Red Wolves we are able to follow are no longer living in the wild population. We choose to honor their lives and legacies to grow awareness for the world’s most endangered wolf, and to continue to support vital conservation efforts to restore the species.
Come run with the pack! Created in partnership with AZA SAFE: Saving Animals from Extinction Red Wolf, each wolf bracelet unlocks an interactive tracking map and helps Fahlo support their conservation.
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AZA’s Red Wolf SAFE Program is committed to the conservation and restoration of American Red Wolves. SAFE maintains healthy Red Wolf populations under human care to aid reintroduction efforts, raise awareness for Red Wolves, and support research vital to the recovery and management of this important species.
The Scout Bracelet furthers this mission with every purchase, tracking critically endangered Red Wolves as they navigate the North Carolina terrain.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 897 reviews.
I absolutely love these bracelets. Wellmade and the stones are pretty and unique I there own way. Knowing im helping these animals by purchasing these makes me happy.Tracking themis awesome to. To see how far and where they have been is cool. Seeing updates on them in pictures and i fo is great also. I love animals always have since I can remember. To be helping them makes it worth the money. I have many and will be purchasing more in The future. If you want to wear something pretty and help wildlife these are your go to!!!
I’m so in love with these bracelets, their cause is the most special, beautiful and heartwarming cause. Beyond that really, I have no words to express how awesome this is and I wish I could do more to help out especially with the ocean life. We need our oceans
Beautiful Bracelet With an Important Mission 🐺❤️
I absolutely love my wolf tracking bracelet! It’s beautiful, meaningful, and makes me feel connected to these incredible animals in a very special way.
What makes it even more meaningful to us is knowing that we are participating in and supporting efforts to protect wolves in North Carolina and help preserve their future. Following their journey and learning more about them makes the experience so much more than simply wearing a bracelet.
We are proud to be a small part of something that helps raise awareness and supports wildlife conservation. Beautiful idea, beautiful bracelet, and an important cause.
★★★★★ Highly recommend! 🐺🌲
Ive seen thees all over the internet and im so happy I got one finaly! I was a bit nervous getting the bracelett since I have sensory issues but its super comfortable! Cant wait to meet my wolf!
Bought 2 of these bracelets one for me & one for my bestie for her birthday! We both love wolves & we went to see them Out West so this commemorates that time 🐾 🐺 🤍
I started with the whale shark bracelet and I fell in love! It so cool the fact that with this, I can help their species and track one it’s awesome! The second one was the snow leopard I love it rosy is so cute! And I couldn’t stop with two so I bought the Scout bracelet and fell in love more with those bracelets I love them so much!
I love Fahlos animal tracking bracelets It’s been amazing I love seeing where they are in the mission Fahlo is on I have every animal And more of them, I love!
Love this bracelet, and the ability to track a Red Wolf's journey in the wild! Also, I think the bracelet really complements my tattoo! Red Wolves rule!!!
Love this bracelet! Red Wolves are my favorite species and I appreciate Fahlo for giving me a way to continue supporting their conservation. Also love the color options for this one!
I LOVE my Red Wolf bracelet. I also love that the team created a way to cherish and keep the legacy of these red wolves alive by telling their stories to help the conservation efforts grow for all of the Red Wolves today. What a beautiful tribute. Once I got mine, I had to buy one for each my family for National Wolf Awareness Week! Thank you Fahlo and SAFE for all you are doing for Red Wolves ❤️ 🐺
I absolutely LOVE Fahlo! The new American Red Wolf bracelet is my new favorite and I’m obsessed with the new moon bead option. What a great addition to the pack! 🐺🩷
I decided on the New Pink Bead for my Red Wolf to pair with my Original Pink Turtle. The bracelets feel luxurious on because they are stone (Not Plastic). They are easy to put on & take off. Tracking is Easy and I love the efforts to Save So Many Different Endangered Animals.
The scout bracelet was a gift for my sister in law. She loves, I loved it, it made me.feel good to give it to her. Win, win, win! It is beautiful and high quality... I wish it came in larger sizes for men though. My son would love one but there's no way it would fit him comfortably.
“Tracking Red Wolves allows scientists to monitor and gather accurate data on population dynamics, preferred habitats, home ranges, and movement, which helps provide protective measures for their success in the wild. It allows for several key management actions that are critical to the recovery of Red Wolves, such as finding wild dens, fostering pups, determining the cause of deaths, knowing which Red Wolves are paired, placing Red Wolves in acclimation pens to create new breeding pairs, and more. Mark Twain said, “Supposing is good, but finding out is better.”
“Red Wolves wear orange radio collars that transmit by VHF (very high frequency) and/or GPS (global positioning system). Each animal’s radio collar has a unique frequency that transmits a signal allowing them to be located. VHF tracking involves using directional antennae to listen for a signal given off by a transmitter in the radio collar. The operator rotates the antennae until they can determine which direction the signal is coming from the loudest. That process is repeated from at least 3 different locations, allowing the operator to put together the direction of the signal from each spot and accurately determine the Red Wolf’s location. GPS radio collars transmit the location of the Red Wolf via satellites on a set schedule, and biologists can then view that data.”
**The tracking experience for this animal uses representative historical data provided to us by our partners at SAFE Red Wolf to honor this Red Wolf’s life and legacy. We feel these stories deserve to be told to grow support and awareness for the world's most endangered wolf, while not jeopardizing the safety of the fewer than 20 wild Red Wolves remaining.
Does tracking harm the Red Wolves?
“Tracking does not harm the Red Wolves and enhances their chance for survival in the wild.”
Below are past, current, and future factors that have, are, or could affect the Red Wolf (both the SAFE and wild populations). Threats are not mutually exclusive, as one can trigger another or exacerbate the impacts of another.
- Small population size and associated inbreeding depression that decrease species resiliency and exacerbates impacts of other threats (SAFE and wild populations)
- Anthropogenic-related mortality, including gunshot, vehicle strikes, management mortality, poisoning and other suspected illegal activity (wild population)
“As of August 2024, there are 292 American Red Wolves under human care in 50 partner institutions across the United States. As of August 2024, there are 17 known Red Wolves that make up the wild population in North Carolina. This population is referred to as the Eastern North Carolina Red Wolf Population (ENC RWP).”
Past trapping, poaching, and habitat loss are primarily to blame for the Red Wolves’ endangered status—they are now the most endangered wolf species in the world. Red Wolves once occupied space as far south as Texas all the way to the southern tip of New York, but in the 17 and 1800s, intensive hunting and predator control programs nearly wiped out the species entirely.
Red Wolves first received federal protection under the Endangered Species Preservation Act of 1966 in 1967. Zoos stepped up to establish a population in human care in 1969 in an attempt to preserve their numbers by breeding and increasing the amount of Red Wolves to later be released into the wild. Red Wolves received additional protections courtesy of the 1973 Endangered Species Act. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service knew the wild population was on the brink of extinction, and set out to capture the last remaining wild Red Wolves to help secure the breeding program in zoos. Through all the trapping efforts, just 14 Red Wolves were identified and used as founders to establish the population under human care.
Why do we capitalize Red Wolf?
The Cherokee recognize and honor the Red Wolf’s personhood—we capitalize Red Wolf to emphasize that honor and equality. SAFE Red Wolf recognizes that the story of the Red Wolf, and fostering that understanding and empathy, is a critical component to Red Wolf recovery.
“Tracking Red Wolves allows scientists to monitor and gather accurate data on population dynamics, preferred habitats, home ranges, and movement, which helps provide protective measures for their success in the wild. It allows for several key management actions that are critical to the recovery of Red Wolves, such as finding wild dens, fostering pups, determining the cause of deaths, knowing which Red Wolves are paired, placing Red Wolves in acclimation pens to create new breeding pairs, and more. Mark Twain said, “Supposing is good, but finding out is better.”
“Red Wolves wear orange radio collars that transmit by VHF (very high frequency) and/or GPS (global positioning system). Each animal’s radio collar has a unique frequency that transmits a signal allowing them to be located. VHF tracking involves using directional antennae to listen for a signal given off by a transmitter in the radio collar. The operator rotates the antennae until they can determine which direction the signal is coming from the loudest. That process is repeated from at least 3 different locations, allowing the operator to put together the direction of the signal from each spot and accurately determine the Red Wolf’s location. GPS radio collars transmit the location of the Red Wolf via satellites on a set schedule, and biologists can then view that data.”
**The tracking experience for this animal uses representative historical data provided to us by our partners at SAFE Red Wolf to honor this Red Wolf’s life and legacy. We feel these stories deserve to be told to grow support and awareness for the world's most endangered wolf, while not jeopardizing the safety of the fewer than 20 wild Red Wolves remaining.
“Tracking does not harm the Red Wolves and enhances their chance for survival in the wild.”
Below are past, current, and future factors that have, are, or could affect the Red Wolf (both the SAFE and wild populations). Threats are not mutually exclusive, as one can trigger another or exacerbate the impacts of another.
- Small population size and associated inbreeding depression that decrease species resiliency and exacerbates impacts of other threats (SAFE and wild populations)
- Anthropogenic-related mortality, including gunshot, vehicle strikes, management mortality, poisoning and other suspected illegal activity (wild population)
“As of August 2024, there are 292 American Red Wolves under human care in 50 partner institutions across the United States. As of August 2024, there are 17 known Red Wolves that make up the wild population in North Carolina. This population is referred to as the Eastern North Carolina Red Wolf Population (ENC RWP).”
Past trapping, poaching, and habitat loss are primarily to blame for the Red Wolves’ endangered status—they are now the most endangered wolf species in the world. Red Wolves once occupied space as far south as Texas all the way to the southern tip of New York, but in the 17 and 1800s, intensive hunting and predator control programs nearly wiped out the species entirely.
Red Wolves first received federal protection under the Endangered Species Preservation Act of 1966 in 1967. Zoos stepped up to establish a population in human care in 1969 in an attempt to preserve their numbers by breeding and increasing the amount of Red Wolves to later be released into the wild. Red Wolves received additional protections courtesy of the 1973 Endangered Species Act. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service knew the wild population was on the brink of extinction, and set out to capture the last remaining wild Red Wolves to help secure the breeding program in zoos. Through all the trapping efforts, just 14 Red Wolves were identified and used as founders to establish the population under human care.
The Cherokee recognize and honor the Red Wolf’s personhood—we capitalize Red Wolf to emphasize that honor and equality. SAFE Red Wolf recognizes that the story of the Red Wolf, and fostering that understanding and empathy, is a critical component to Red Wolf recovery.
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