Month: April 2014

 As a member of the Teaming with Wildlife coalition, members of the Wolf Conservation Center‘s Awareness and Action Committee will be attending the New York State Wildlife Action Plan Advisory Committee Meeting…

Center for Biological Diversity • Endangered Wolf Center • Grand Canyon Wildlands Council • Sierra Club – Grand Canyon Chapter • Sierra Club – Rio Grande Chapter • White Mountain…

Six years ago today, the Wolf Conservation Center family grew. During the early morning hours on April 22, 2008, Mexican gray wolf F613 quietly had six pups in her den…

 Today we celebrate one of the most important holidays on the calendar. That’s right, it’s Alawa and Zephyr’s birthday! Hard to believe our rambunctious pups are entering their terrific threes!…

With no time to organize a proper egg hunt, we put our best volunteer to work providing a holiday treat for Alawa and Zephyr. We hope you enjoy the results…

Two female red wolf pups born on April 8th at Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge’s Sewee Visitor and Environmental Education Center are en route to North Carolina’s Alligator River National…

Under the endangered species regulations governing gray wolf recovery, states must monitor wolf numbers and file annual status reports on wolf populations and packs on an annual basis. Federal authorities…

 Birthdays abound! Wolves are mono-estrus, breeding only once a year during the winter months. So springtime is birthday season! Today we celebrate the newest member to join the Wolf Conservation…

 Birthdays are abound! It’s pup season for wolves, so over the next few weeks we’ll be celebrating a number of wolves on their special day! Today we celebrate Mexican gray…

Today, the Wolf Conservation Center is proud to announce that it has joined the New York Coalition of Teaming with Wildlife (TWW). The TWW Coalition, 6415 members strong nationwide, includes state fish…