Month: July 2013

“Harmony with land is like harmony with a friend; you cannot cherish his right hand and chop off his left.”   ~ Aldo Leopold

Nationwide Gray Wolf Delisting: What You Can Do On June 7, 2013, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) officially announced its plan to remove Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections…

The Wolf Conservation Center’s (WCC) second troop of Yellowstone Adventurers have arrived! WCC’s Alex Spitzer and over a dozen WCC supporters will be exploring the park and it’s wild denizens…

He’s a teacher, a rock star, a hero, and a wolf.  Now it’s time to see what a day in Atka’s life is really like.  Enjoy!

Representatives from over 40 facilities participating in the Red Wolf Species Survival Plan (RWSSP) have “packed up” to attend the annual Red Wolf Species Survival Plan meeting in Florida’s Ellie…

 Isle of Rum from Singing Sands Beach People love the stunning landscape photography of our Artist of the Month, Raynor Czerwinski, so we asked him for advice about shooting…

The Wolf Conservation Center’s (WCC) efforts to conserve Mexican gray wolves is priority. It’s crunch time for the Mexican wolf, the future of the planet’s most endangered wolf is on…

We’re already halfway through the first month of our inaugural Artist of the Month program, so it’s about time we gave you a little more information about our artist Raynor…

Ever see a wolf climb a tree? We hadn’t until Ambassador wolf Alawa showed off her Tarzan-like skills!

“Wolf conservation has become a dramatic expression of the goodness of the human spirit. It shows that we respect the rights of other life-forms, even when they may cause problems.…