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100% of your donation today goes to support the preservation and maintenance of these beautiful and historically important vessels, the care, upkeep and expansion of our museum, and allow us to continue our mission of education, community building, and charitable endeavors.
Sea Wolf Voyages is a 501c(3) Non-profit organization, donations are tax deductible
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REMEMBER TAKAYA
Takaya (c. 2010 – March 24, 2020) was a lone sea wolf who lived on a small group of islands in British Columbia, Canada for eight years. His life was documented by conservation photographer Cheryl Alexander in the 2019 documentary film Takaya: Lone Wolf, and in the book of the same name, which was released in September 2020.
Takaya developed skills such as catching and skinning seals, hunting for prickleback fish, and stealing eggs from the nests of Canada geese. He also learned how to dig for fresh water during periods of drought, surprising biologists like Chris Darimont, who stated that Takaya pushed the boundaries of what scientists believed to be ecologically possible.
In March 2020, Takaya was shot and killed by a hunter. This sparked outrage among Takaya's local and international following,.and has prompted calls for changes to the laws that permit the recreational hunting of wolves in B.C. without a special license.
Today, the Raincoast Foundation works to protect the coastal Sea Wolves of Vancouver Island and, since our name is partially taken from the wolves they protect, we support their efforts. To find out how you can too, please visit their website.
What People Are Saying
“We’ve received wonderful feedback from community members who appreciated the variety of experiences and the welcoming atmosphere you helped create. Events like this are only possible because of the strong partnerships we have with organizations like yours.”
— City of Lake Stevens | Parks and Recreation
“Get off my boat”
— Yacht OwnerFrequently Asked Questions
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Yes, when you donate through Zeffy you will automatically receive a donation receipt. You can also request a donation receipt at any time.
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100% of your donation today goes to support the preservation and maintenance of these beautiful and historically important vessels, the care, upkeep and expansion of our museum, and allow us to continue our mission of education, community building, and charitable endeavors.
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Absolutely! To join us, please see our Volunteer page.
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We do. We are in constant need of materials and supplies. We accept everything from small hand tools to big ticket items like trucks, boat trailers and outboard motors. Please reach out to us directly if you would like to make an in-kind donation.
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It would be our honor to do so. For special donations like this we ask that you reach out to us directly so that we can determine if we there is more we can do to honor your loved one.