CHRIS SALISBURY is a professional storyteller who has been telling stories around the campfire and leading nightwalks for 27 years. He co-founded the Westcountry and Oxford Storytelling Festivals, and founded WildWise (www.wildwise.co.uk) in 1999 after many years as education officer for Devon Wildlife Trust. He directs the acclaimed ‘Call of the Wild’ leaders’ course as well as ‘Where the Wild Things Are’, a rewilding adventure. His first book Wild Nights Out: The Magic of Exploring the Outdoors at Night (foreword: Chris Packham) has received rave reviews.

‘What a wonderful book. Wolves through a prism of love, understanding and fascination. A vision of a creature we have always understood to be elemental and self-willed that reinforces this understanding rather than donning the dim blinkers of manufactured and inaccurate fear. We have known the wolf for so long, their presence was never far from ours. This refreshing work reignites an intrigue we should never have lost.’

CHRIS SALISBURY is a professional storyteller who has been telling stories around the campfire and leading nightwalks for 27 years. He co-founded the Westcountry and Oxford Storytelling Festivals, and founded WildWise (www.wildwise.co.uk) in 1999 after many years as education officer for Devon Wildlife Trust. He directs the acclaimed ‘Call of the Wild’ leaders’ course as well as ‘Where the Wild Things Are’, a rewilding adventure. His first book Wild Nights Out: The Magic of Exploring the Outdoors at Night (foreword: Chris Packham) has received rave reviews.

‘What a wonderful book. Wolves through a prism of love, understanding and fascination. A vision of a creature we have always understood to be elemental and self-willed that reinforces this understanding rather than donning the dim blinkers of manufactured and inaccurate fear. We have known the wolf for so long, their presence was never far from ours. This refreshing work reignites an intrigue we should never have lost.’

CHRIS SALISBURY is a professional storyteller who has been telling stories around the campfire and leading nightwalks for 27 years. He co-founded the Westcountry and Oxford Storytelling Festivals, and founded WildWise (www.wildwise.co.uk) in 1999 after many years as education officer for Devon Wildlife Trust. He directs the acclaimed ‘Call of the Wild’ leaders’ course as well as ‘Where the Wild Things Are’, a rewilding adventure. His first book Wild Nights Out: The Magic of Exploring the Outdoors at Night (foreword: Chris Packham) has received rave reviews.

‘What a wonderful book. Wolves through a prism of love, understanding and fascination. A vision of a creature we have always understood to be elemental and self-willed that reinforces this understanding rather than donning the dim blinkers of manufactured and inaccurate fear. We have known the wolf for so long, their presence was never far from ours. This refreshing work reignites an intrigue we should never have lost.’