Unleash your creativity and join us in making a difference for wolf conservation. We’re thrilled to invite artists of all ages to participate in drawing an Ambassador Wolf Coloring Page! Here’s your chance to use your artistic skills to educate the public about wolves in a fun and engaging way.
Contest Categories:
Choose the category that matches your artistic flair:
- Kid’s Coloring Sheet: Perfect for those who love simple designs with large, inviting spaces to fill with color.
- Adult Coloring Sheet: A playground for those who enjoy creating intricate patterns and detailed artistry.
Wolves must be based on one or more of our ambassador wolves: Caz, Blackstone, Grayson, Rieka, Cedar, and Rowan.
Let your ambassadors run wild and free in your drawing! You can include any of the following items:
- Habitat: majestic mountains, flowing rivers, lush forests, or serene meadows
- Prey: deer, elk, moose, caribou, beaver, and rabbit, etc.
- Native flora and fauna: trees, flowers, birds and insects
- Season: spring, summer, fall, or winter
Get Inspired:
Don’t forget to check out our ambassador wolves on the wolf cams and explore their behaviors on our Ethogram page. These resources are sure to spark your creativity!
Our Mission/Your Mission:
Together, we can teach and inspire others about wolves! The International Wolf Center is dedicated to science-based education about these incredible creatures. We’re seeking realistic designs that showcase their natural traits—no cartoon styles, please! Just remember, no AI-generated work will be accepted.
Prizes:
Five winners will be selected. Each winner will receive:
- The new graphic novel, What Goes On Inside a Wolf Pack, written by Kathleen Yale in partnership with the International Wolf Center and illustrated by Carrie Shryock.
- 2025 Rendezvous Ambassador Yearbook
Winners will be notified by email at cwinter@wolf.org or by phone at 763-233-7139. To claim their prize, winners will not be required to pay any fees (no postage, shipping, etc.) or send personal financial information.
