Month: November 2011

Ever wonder what it would be like to see the world through the eyes of a wolf? We certainly have! At the Wolf Conservation Center, we’ve especially wondered what our…

Due to current Congressional threats to one of America’s cornerstone environmental laws, the Endangered Species Act (ESA), many species are in peril including the critically endangered lobo. The 2012 Interior…

The Alaska Wildlife Alliance rallied their supporters to speak up for the wolves of Kenai and their comments were heard! Thanks to the overwhelming number of comments submitted to the…

MT is planning to extend the wolf hunting season by one month since the wolf quota of 220 might not be met by the end of the year. The state…

This year’s controversial wolf hunt in the state of Montana continues to raise hackles among wildlife advocates with a recent announcement that the state plans to extend the season by…

F516, a.k.a “Lighty” Mexican gray wolf F516 ( a.k.a. “Lighty”) has never had the chance to be among the lucky lobos who call the wilds of the Southwest home, but…

As we began 2011, wolves of the Northern Rockies were listed as endangered. Just a few months later everything changed for this special population of predators. During the spring, Congress…

When the world says, “Give up,” Hope whispers, “Try one more time.” from Diane Bentivegna on Vimeo. Diane Bentivegna, friend and supporter of the Wolf Conservation Center (WCC), recently released…

Atka howling for the spotlight It’s always a treat for Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) staff, volunteers, and supporters when the twenty-five wolves that call the WCC home serenade us with…

F810, one of the sixteen critically endangered Mexican gray wolves that call the Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) home as part of a Species Survival Plan under the Endangered Species Act,…