Passionate about Wildlife?
Searching to Make a Difference?
Are you passionate about animals and their habitat? Are you looking for a way to make a difference in this challenging world?
We Were Searching...
As a couple, Dale Weiler & Loti Woods, who met late in life (in our 60's), we were both searching how to make a difference. We quickly realized we shared a passion for wildlife and art as Dale just happens to be a wildlife sculptor.
All Profits Donated to Wildlife
Why not use Dale's sculptures to help protect wildlife & their habitat? So we formed Weiler Woods for Wildlife with 100% of all profits donated to wildlife causes which tug at our hearts, especially endangered species and misunderstood, underdog animals such as the hellbender, bats & the red wolf.

Photo: David Herasimtschuk
Begin Your Journey
Our adventure to combine art with wildlife conservation is just beginning. Join us if you are curious about the world around you, eager to make a difference for wildlife and their habitat and just have fun. Together, we can make our world a better place as you embark on your own journey.
Join Our Latest Conservation Project
Help Our Red Wolves
How many red wolves live in the wild? And where do they live?
Sadly, only about 30 exist in the wild & the only place in the world they live? Eastern North Carolina. Wow, our home state!
So Dale is carving a sculpture of a red wolf and her pup from Utah alabaster. The sculpture, when finished, will be used to bring awareness & funding to our red wolf populations, both wild & captive.
To see progress photos of the sculpture & learn how you can help, read more...
Our Field Journal
Together We Can Help Wildlife
Get Involved
Be Curious

Checking out a giant tree in Costa Rica
Explore your neighborhood and the world to get inspired by nature. Be curious, ask questions and share your knowledge.
How many kinds of frogs exist? What animals in your area are critically endangered and what does that mean? How can you help?
Learn about your Favorite Animal or Plant.

Red wolf pair. Photo Rebecca Bose, Wolf Conservation Center
Learn more about your favorite animal or plant. We fell in love with red wolves after learning there are less than 40 left in the wild. Or what about flying squirrels? Read more
And what about native plants? Did you know over 100 animals eat acorns from oak trees to survive?
Join a Conservation Group
Become a member of a conservation group which supports your passion. We love bats so we joined Merlin Tuttle's Bat Conservation which helps protect bats and their habitat. Learn how to get involved.
Explore Wildlife Art

The Gatekeeper carved by Dale Weiler
- Explore our Sculpture Gallery to see how we are connecting nature and art. You can learn so much about wildlife by looking at a sculpture, painting or other art forms.