Month: April 2016
Mexican Gray Wolf Father to be Trapped by Feds
Inside sources indicate that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has decided to trap an endangered Mexican gray wolf living in the wild in New Mexico and put him in…
Milestone for Critically Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf M1133
Birthdays abound! Wolves are mono-estrus, breeding only once a year during the winter months. So springtime is birthday season! Today we celebrate Mexican gray wolf M1133! In October of 2015,…
Ambassador Wolf Nikai Turns Two Years Old!
Throw back your head and let out a long celebratory birthday howl for Nikai! Welcome to the terrific twos, kiddo! The Wolf Conservation Center‘s youngest Ambassador has been an inspiration…
Why the Surplus Killing at a Wyoming Feedground Isn’t the Big Story We Should Be Talking About
Predictions re: wolves wiping out elk have been around for 20 years in Wyoming, but wolves are obviously no threat. Elk numbers keep growing. In all the concern re: elk,…
Captive Born Lobo Leaves Wild Legacy
Mexican wolves M805 (front), littermate of M806, and F837, littermate of F838, at the WCC On July 6, 2012, Arizona Game and Fish Department found the body of Mexican Gray…
Red Wolf M1566 Turns 9 Years Old
This is the second year red wolf M1566 (affectionately nicknamed “Colt” and “Smokey”) has celebrated a birthday at the Wolf Conservation Center, he’s a relatively new member of the WCC…
Henry Shares the Story of Mexican Wolf F613 on #LoboWeek
Although Mexican gray wolf F613, affectionately nicknamed “Mama Gray,” was never visible to Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) visitors (she resided off-exhibit during her nine years at the WCC) the beautiful…
Conservation-Minded Middle Schooler Shares the Story of Mexican Wolf F628
Mexican gray wolf F628 (a.k.a. Mrs. T) called the Wolf Conservation Center home for ten years until the beautiful loba passed away in 2015 at the age of 16. She was the most…