Month: July 2012

Mexican gray wolves M805 & F837 It might still be July but Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) staff and volunteers can’t stop thinking about the upcoming winter! Earlier this month, the…

WCC’s Rebecca Bose & Maggie Howell Representatives from over 40 facilities participating in the Red Wolf Species Survival Plan (RWSSP) have been invited to the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro,…

North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) will allow night hunting of coyotes throughout North Carolina including the five-county red wolf recovery area starting on August 1, 2012. Night hunting within…

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the death of a special wolf with many names. On July 6, the 6 yearanniversary of this special wolf’s…

Atka, the Wolf Conservation Center’s traveling Ambassador wolf, loves wowing his fans.  He never fails to impress visitors on his home turf and beyond!  The special road warrior ventures out…

What a treat! Autonomous Metropolitan University’s Dr. Jorge Servin presented Wolf Conservation Center curator Rebecca Bose with a beautiful Huichol Tribe Mexican wolf mask in gratitude for hosting the 2010…

Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board Hearing is tomorrow so today is the last day they’re are accepting comments on the state’s proposed wolf hunting/trapping season! Wisconsin’s Proposed Wolf Hunting/Trapping Season: The…

Bose with Lobo pup in 2008 Representatives from dozens of facilities participating in the Species Survival Plan (MWSSP) are heading to Wolf Haven International in Washington State today for the…

The film “True Wolf” is the story of a wolf called Koani who with the help of her human companions, became an ambassador for her species, traveling the country to…