Month: January 2011

Winter is here and hormones are racing! Breeding season has begun and wolves in North America are busy wooing their mates using creative courtship rituals. Red wolf M1483 is feeling…

‎”Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.

The aerial predator control program in Alaska is facing some challenges.  The loud opposition to the program isn’t slowing down the hunt but rather an intervention by Mother Nature herself! …

While people continue to bicker about wolves in the west, the Imnaha Pack of northeastern Oregon has quietly developed into a substantial family.  Oregon Fish and Wildlife officials recently discovered…

Owen is raring to go. He and Charlie easily leave us behind. Charlie and Noah prepare to enter the drifts One giant leap for dachshund kind… Noah lets Maggie break…

The Northeast just got slammed by another storm and the Wolf Conservation Center received about 18″ of snow. The wolves are loving it, but the rest of us are struggling…

Here’s a cool story from the blog of the Double Circle Ranch, which is located in Mexican gray wolf territory in Arizona. It shows how it is possible for wolves…

Kathy Lynch offers a fascinating update about the wolves of Yellowstone National Park’s northern range on The Wildlife News. You can also experience the magic of Yellowstone first hand by…

Have you checked out the Wolf Conservation Center’s red wolf live webcam lately? There’s been lots of action today; one of the wolves seems to be parading around with a…

Wolf Conservation Center co-founder Helene Grimaud is in San Francisco for a series of concerts before heading off to Japan. You can read about her musical endeavors in this interview…