Month: June 2016

Photo: Steve Dunsford of Impressions of Algonquin On June 14, 2016, the at-risk status of the last remaining eastern wolves in Ontario was changed from ‘Special Concern’ to ‘Threatened.’ Furthermore,…

On the morning of May 4th, Mexican gray wolf F1143 gave birth to a single pup (m1505) – a robust male nicknamed “Trumpet” for his loud squeals. Unbeknownst to the…

Productive collaboration among state wildlife representatives, scientists, conservation organizations and citizen constituents help mutual parties find common ground about wolf recovery in the Northeast U.S.A. In June 2016, status assessments…

In an effort to push the the critically endangered red wolf to EXTINCTION, the North Carolina State House approved in committee this morning state bill 1144 – a bill requiring…

 A “lone wolf” in the natural world means something far different than the way the media is using it these days. A wolf that leaves its pack and strikes out…

Being a dad is so incredibly special, but it can also be exhausting. Perhaps that’s why we have special holidays to honor the patience, hard work, and undying love that…

In a devastating blow to Mexican gray wolf recovery, a federal judge today granted a preliminary injunction to the state of New Mexico prohibiting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service…

What’s wrong with this story? A cow lives on a ranch in the southwest. A cow dies. Remaining on the landscape, the dead cow draws in predators (like wolves) looking…

SOUTH SALEM, New York (June 3, 2016) – Under the cloak of darkness on an unseasonable warm night at the at Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) in South Salem, NY, Mexican…