Month: June 2015

Fate of red wolves, endangered in the United States, remains uncertain Originally Published in ScienceJune 30, 2015By Erik Stokstad Can the red wolf survive outside of zoos? Is it really…

 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to Decide Fate of Last Wild Red Wolves TOMORROW (Tuesday) Afternoon. The wrong decision could mean extinction. USFWS Media Release Atlanta – On Tuesday,…

The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack Earlier this week we asked for your help and you heard our howls! Enormous thanks to all who were able to contribute…

  The Wolf Conservation Center‘s 7-week-old red wolf pups experienced their first destructive storm on Tuesday. Having a robust family to hunker down with no doubt brought them comfort.  …

 Wolf Conservation Center staff, volunteers, and wolves are sharing a collective sigh of relief today. Yesterday afternoon a brisk thunderstorm with powerful winds ripped through the Center and knocked down…

Red wolf M1803 (aka Moose) with his two rambunctious yearlings Being a dad is so incredibly special, but it can also be exhausting. Perhaps that’s why we have special holidays…

For fans of red wolves or Game of Thrones or BOTH! The 7-week-old red wolf pups struggle for the Iron Bone. Follow the pups’ progress via webcams. If you see something…

On the morning of May 2, 2015 critically endangered red wolf F1563 (a.k.a. Salty) gave birth to a litter of pups – a valuable contribution to the recovery of her…

On June 9th, the 2016 Interior and Environment Appropriations bill (a bill to fund Interior Department) was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives. Buried in the bill is language…

WCC’s Howell, Rep Lowey, WCC’s Massiand Ambassador Wolf Atka  HOWLS of THANKS to Congresswoman Nita Lowey (NY), ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, for speaking out against the anti-wolf…