Month: June 2011
Happy Father’s Day!
Hoping all the fathers out there have a great day. Naturally one of our favorite dads is red wolf M1483 who sired two pups last year at the Wolf Conservation…
A Fun Reunion!
What a treat! This afternoon two of the WCC’s former super interns stopped by while home from college to say “hi” to the old family. Molly, soon to be a…
Some Special Wolves Likely Spared by Arizona Wildfire
Mexican wolf M805 – littermate of the Bluestem Pack’s Alpha Male, M806 The Wallow Fire is still burning in Eastern Arizona and has now officially become the largest wildfire in…
Pup-ils Growing and Learning Quickly!
At an early age wolf pups begin to develop behaviors that will help them as they grow older. Clearly Alawa and Zephyr, the Wolf Conservation Center’s 8-week-old pups, are planning…
The Wolf Conservation Center’s Art Contest for Kids Has a Winner!
The Wolf Conservation Center’s (WCC) staff and wolves would like to extend a big THANK YOU to all the kids who entered our Spring Art Contest! It’s been such a…
WolfWatcher’s One-to-One with Wolf Conservation Center’s Curator!
Dave Hornoff of National Wolfwatcher Coalition sat down with Rebecca Bose last week to discuss the Wolf Conservation Center’s Ambassador wolf program and the important “tracks” that Zephyr and Alawa…
Let’s Get Ready to RUMBLE! (Wolf Puppy Style)
Siblings will be siblings and bother and sister wolf pups, Zephyr and Alawa, are no different from the rest. Check out this adorable video of the litter mates hit the…
Management and Status of the Eastern Wolf
Last night, representatives from several wildlife advocacy groups, governmental agencies, Native American tribes, the scientific community, industry, and any other interested parties met with Fish and Wildlife Biologists in Augusta,…
Howling Wolf Pup
The Wolf Conservation Center’s Ambassador pup named Alawa treated folks with her first howl since joining the education pack about 2 weeks ago! Her littermate, Zephyr, is a natural crowd…