Month: March 2018

Wolves are highly social animals that live in well-organized family units called packs. Cooperative living gives wolf families a number of benefits. It facilitates successful hunting, pup-rearing, defending pack territory,…

We asked for your help and you heard our howls! Thanks to you, we are making good progress recovering from damage brought on by last week’s powerful nor’easter! We are…

Eight months ago, Yellowstone’s grizzly bears were a federally protected endangered species. Now, less than a year after U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removed protection for the iconic bears, Wyoming…

Today we remember an old friend. Eight years ago today, Ambassador Wolf Apache passed away at the age of 12. Although his powerful essence was hard to define, people understood…

Wolf Conservation Center staff, volunteers, and wolves are sharing a collective sigh of relief today. Wednesday’s big, blustery nor’easter, the second to hit New York’s Westchester County in less than…

URGENT — Facing another appropriations deadline on March 23, Congress is still working to determine how to fund the government. Unfortunately, damaging anti-wolf riders that undermine Endangered Species Act protections…

Nor’easter Update High nor’easter winds caused flooding, hundreds of downed trees, and thousands of power outages all over the northeast. More than 60,000 homes are without power just in our…

A major nor’easter is pounding our area. Some Mexican gray wolves are playing, others have opted for a snooze. Join the lobos now via LIVE webcams: https://nywolf.org/webcams PS: All the…

The Dog Files – Ep.0008 – The Wolf Files from GP Creative on Vimeo. It’s throwback Thursday! Enjoy this video from 2009 when the Dog Files introduce some of the…