Month: June 2017

Remarkable fathers can be found all over the world and one of them resides right here at the Wolf Conservation Center! Mexican gray wolf M1059 (a.k.a. Diego) wears the badge…

During the Wolf Conservation Center’s 2017 summer adventure in British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest, WCC staff and supporters were treated to a wild melody. One of earth’s most stunning wildernesses…

The Wolf Conservation Center’s critically endangered Mexican gray wolf pups are almost 4 weeks old! This is a significant milestone for the adorable trio. With their eyes wide open now,…

  Three days ago, Wolf Conservation Center staff and supporters encountered this beautiful grizzly in British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest. When bears emerge from their dens in the spring, food…

In an open letter published in Nature Alberta, scientists contend that killing Alberta’s wolves benefits big industry, not endangered caribou. Over the past decade, the Alberta government has killed more…

Federal wildlife officials want to hear from you about the fate of the endangered red wolf. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is crafting a revised recovery plan for the red…

Now that the new summer season is upon us, millions of people will be venturing forth in great outdoors – the only home left for our wildlife. Thus , it’s…

The red wolf is an American icon. It is one of the few large carnivore species endemic to the United States. Their importance to a balanced and resilient ecosystem is…

A critically endangered Mexican gray wolf living at the Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) made a priceless contribution to the recovery of her rare and at-risk species on Monday – she…