WHITE WOLF: CANYON PACK follows the white alpha female of the Canyon Pack in Yellowstone for eight years. The female and her black mate take over her parent's territory after their death. For six years her pack hunts and dens in Hayden Valley, but in the wintertime, the pack moves great distances, often along the groomed park roads. The Canyon Pack is a good example of how wolves can adapt to close human contact. Although she was shot near the Northern boundary of the park her daughter, also white, still leads a pack, Wapiti Lake Pack, through Yellowstone's interior.
Immediately following he film will be Q&A with distinguished guest and filmmaker Bob Landis. Bob has co-produced and filmed nine productions with National Geographic Television and Nature; one, WOLF PACK, won an Emmy for Best Science Film of 2002. Others have won awards, usually for their depiction of unusual animal behavior.
After the Q&A with Bob, the Apex Protection Project Ambassador Pack will come on stage for a special appearance: Wolf pups (Thor, Loki, Kona and Taboo) along with Apex Protection Project founders Paula Ficara and Steve Wastell.