Month: October 2010

Hope you all have a fun Halloween! Pictured above is a frog showing off a Wolf Conservation Center water bottle at a recent Atka program at the Woodcock Nature Center…

It should have been simple. After all, there was literally a ton of Wolf Conservation Center volunteers and staff on hand – 15 of us weighing a bit more than…

10-22-10 – Mexican gray wolf M805 is released into his new home Atka the arctic gray wolf has seen a lot of changes in his neck of the woods in…

A lot of the supporters of the Wolf Conservation Center love dogs as well as wolves, so when we read a moving excerpt of the book A Small Furry Prayer:…

On October 16th, the WCC kicked of National Wolf Awareness Week a day early with a very special event honoring Westchester’s own Jean Craighead George, the Newbery Medal-winning children’s author…

Ken Cole and Brian Ertz of the Western Watersheds Project co-authored this interesting piece about wolves, politics and compromise with Ralph Maughan of Wildlife News. Click here to read “Governmental…

Ranchers and wolves are not usually considered a good mix but this delicate relationship could be on the mend! Ranchers, wildlife advocacy groups, and biologists are joining forces to implement…

Need a wildlife fix? There’s no wild wolves here in New York and nearby states, but look up – the fall raptor migration is in full swing! Look for hawks,…

October 23, 2010 – Join Smith Ridge Veterinary Center and O2 Living to learn about the natural methods of health care available for man’s best friends – your beloved dogs…

Lobos of the Southwest is leading a nine-week campaign to encourage the USFWS to re-release into the wild nine wolves recaptured as young pups when their packs were removed for…