Month: July 2011
Enough with the Paparazzi!
At first it appears that Mexican gray wolf F613 and her six three-year-olds are ready for a closeup but perhaps they’ve had enough with “big Brother!” This family is very…
Read MorePack Mates
“For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack.” -Rudyard Kipling
Read MoreNational WolfWatcher Coalition’s Dave Hornoff Talks Lobos with Wolf Conservation Center’s Maggie Howell
Mexican Wolf Recovery Program Update by Maggie Howell, Wolf Conservation Center from Dave Hornoff on Vimeo. Last week some members of National WolfWatcher Coalition (NWC) visited the Wolf Conservation Center…
Read MoreThe Wolf Conservation Center to Host 4 Breeding Pairs This Winter
Red Wolf F1291 Although it’s only July, Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) staff and volunteers can’t stop thinking about the upcoming winter. Earlier this month, the Species Survival Plan (SSP) management…
Read MoreU.S. District Judge Molloy to Decide the Fate of Wolves… Again
Later today, U.S. District Judge Malloy will once again determine the fate of northern Rocky Mountain wolves as a handful of wildlife advocacy organizations head to his Missoula courtroom to…
Read MoreThe Mexican Wolf Recovery Effort Takes Another Blow
Mexican gray wolf M904 A year ago, former Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico issued an executive order prohibiting commercial and recreational trapping within the Mexican wolf recovery area in…
Read MoreThe WCC Ambassador Wolf Pups Turn 3 Months Old!
Alawa and Zephyr are 3 months old today! We opted for a birthday bone in lieu of cake 🙂
Read MoreWolf got your tongue?
Congratulations Kathy Nuccio! You are the winner of the WCC’s July Photo Caption Contest! There were so many great entries but your caption, “Wolf got your tongue?” wins the cake!…
Read MoreThe WCC’s Public Service Announcement!
Thanks to David Beebe and other dedicated WCC supporters, we have a new Public Service Announcement (PSA)! Let us know what you think and if you have media connections to…
Read MoreMammal Math
2 pups + 1 bone = really cute trouble.
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