Month: January 2009

photo by Michael Clough When we started this blog not too long ago, we anticipated having a lot of fun with it. There’s a lot of interesting and, we hope,…

As we’ve mentioned before, we are always looking for ways to provide stimulating enrichment to the ambassador wolves. So when Rebecca Bose, the WCC curator, recently traveled to India, she…

Rebecca Bose, the curator at the WCC, and Chris Evers, a longtime volunteer, recently returned from several weeks spent traveling in India. Chris is a naturalist who founded and runs…

With a new administration in charge, federal regulators Wednesday promised a second look at a recent decision to drop gray wolves in the Great Lakes and Northern Rocky Mountains from…

The U.S. Department of Interior announced today that the western Great Lakes wolf population as well as most of the northern Rocky Mountain wolves will be removed from Endangered Species…

Meet some of the Wolf Conservation Center’s lesser known canines: “The Staff Pack”. Kenn Bell from “The Dog Files” (thedogfiles.com) shows us how a handful of dogs can make life…

Early Morning Wolf-Watching in the Lamar Valley Yellowstone National Park The wolf population dropped by 27% last year in Yellowstone National Park. While wildlife biologists say the decline is a…

Some unlikely groups might sue to put a stop to the newest attempt to delist the Northern Rocky Mountain wolf. Read more. Wolf debate lingers into new year By Chris…

Lately the Center has experienced some relatively bad weather. In the last week we’ve been hit by snowstorms, windstorms and ice storms. It’s pretty much winter as usual in the…

Have a joyous and healthy New Year!