What is possible when people learn to listen not only to each other, but also to the wolves? On a remote island in British Columbia, the wolves are back. After this island had its own "war on wolves," by the 1970s, the whole population was wiped out. Decades later, the wolves returned-not through human intervention, but by choosing to swim for miles across the ocean to reach their old homeland. The poems in Living with Wolves are inspired by interviews, encounters, and experiences that inhabit different perspectives of the complex collisions when wolves and people co-exist.