Month: February 2017

Although wolves use varied vocalizations to express themselves, if you ask anyone about wolf sounds, it’s likely the howl that comes to mind. Howling helps keep family members (or pack-mates)…

Despite Denali’s plummeting wolf population and the EXTINCTION of a particularly famous wolf family who called the national park home, in an unanimous vote yesterday the Alaska Board of Game…

Urgent – Alaska’s Wolves Need Your Help Killing wolves and their pups, shooting mother bears and cubs in their dens, aerial gunning, snaring… on OUR National Wildlife Refuges? On February…

A newly published study challenged arguments that public lands kill economic opportunity and job creation. The study evaluated data from 276 rural counties in 11 Western states — Arizona, California,…

URGENT Please urge your representatives to OPPOSE the War on Wolves Act (H.R. 424 & S.164) – legislation slated to allow wolves to be hunted and trapped for trophy in…

Senator Flake (R-AZ) today reintroduced the deceptively named “Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Plan Act,” a bill that would give unchecked power in Mexican gray wolf recovery planning to special interests…

Wolves are designed by the pressures of nature to be well adapted to survive on the cold and snowy landscape. Ambassador wolf Zephyr, like his wild counterparts, has two layers…

“…this is why the caribou and the wolf are one; for the caribou feeds the wolf, but it is the wolf who keeps the caribou strong.”  ~ Eskimo legend as…

Hunting, trapping, and poisoning caused the extinction of Mexican gray wolves in the wild, with only a handful remaining in captivity. The Endangered Species Act gave these Mexican wolf pups…