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For the Wild Ones

Suzanne Asha Stone

My Substack is dedicated to wolves, coexistence with wildlife, nature, and wisdom keeping.

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Public Webinar: One pony, one wolf, no necropsy: join us Thursday 16 July 2026

In September 2022, a 30-year-old pony was found dead in a paddock in Lower Saxony, Germany. Within days, the death was reported Europe-wide as a wolf attack. Three months later, DNA from the carcass was matched to a local male wolf, GW950m,...

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Where the Wild Ones Are: The Great Bear Rainforest

On the central coast of British Columbia, in one of the largest unbroken stretches of temperate rainforest left on Earth, there is a bear the color of cream. It is not a polar bear and not an albino—it is a black bear carrying a rare recess...

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Where the Wild Ones Were: Britain

Fly over Britain and it looks like the very picture of nature: a quilt of green fields, hedgerows, copses, and grazing livestock stitched from horizon to horizon. Settled, abundant, alive. It looks like countryside doing what countryside is...

21 days ago
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New Series: Where the Wild Ones Were

Most people have never experienced a truly wild world.

That may sound strange. We picnic in urban parks, hike in forests, canoe in rivers, visit national parks, and watch nature documentaries. We believe we know what nature looks like. But...

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This Investigation Took Nearly a Year. The Verdict Took Place the Same Day.

In the early hours of a September morning in 2022, a pony named Dolly died in a paddock outside Hanover. She was thirty years old — ancient for a pony — and she belonged to Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission. By...

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    Suzanne is the founder of the International Wildlife Coexistence Network, a wolf conservation leader since 1988, and a pioneer of nonlethal wildlife coexistence strategies.

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