Month: August 2017
Sending Howls of Thanks to Paul Nicklen Gallery
Last weekend the Wolf Conservation Center was lucky enough to host a Pop Up Shop at the Paul Nicklen Gallery in New York City! We are so grateful to the…
Read MoreJaw Sparring… the Wolf Equivalent To Thumb Wrestling
When seeking to play, wolves will dance and bow playfully. Playtime often includes a game of chase, jaw sparring, and varied vocalizations. For wolves, playtime isn’t only fun, it strengthens…
Read MoreMexican Gray Wolves Need Your Voice
Mexican gray wolf recovery was never going to be easy, but if USFWS’s draft recovery plan is put into action, it may just push America’s most endangered gray wolf even…
Read MoreHélène Grimaud on Wolves, Music, and Wild Harmony
In addition to being one of the most celebrated internationally acclaimed classical pianists of our time, Helene Grimaud is a highly committed wildlife conservationist and the founder of the Wolf…
Read MoreHome is Where the Den Is
A wolf pup’s first home is the den – it’s like a nursery! The den is simply a cave or hole and can be dug under a boulder, among tree…
Read MoreVia Federal Appeals Court Decision, Great Lakes States Wolves to Remain Protected
Today, a federal Court of Appeals ruled against the Interior Department’s 2011 decision to delist wolves of the Great Lakes states under the Endangered Species Act. Regulators in 2011 delisted…
Read MoreFree Family Event – Walk for Wolves
Fostering Peaceful Coexistence with Our Wild Neighbors FREE FAMILY EVENT! August 9, 2017 (Wednesday) 1PM – 3PM Ward Pound Ridge Reservation (4 Reservation Rd, Cross River, NY 10576 Shelter 5)…
Read MoreDoes Killing Wolves Save Livestock?
Last night, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) confirmed via email that the agency “lethally removed” a second state endangered wolf to protect cows grazing on public lands.…
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