Month: May 2018

In honor of Ambassador wolf Atka’s 16th birthday, we reflect upon 16 poignant moments from his legendary career! Thank you, Atka, for allowing the world to form lasting connections with…

License to Thrill (and Educate)! Today Ambassador Wolf Atka turns 16 years old! The confident and charismatic ambassador has won the hearts and opened the minds of hundreds of thousands…

The Wolf Conservation Center’s critically endangered red wolf pups are almost four weeks old! This is a significant milestone for the pocket size predators. With their eyes wide open now,…

Wishing Mexican gray wolf F1505 (a.k.a. Trumpet) and all the mothers out there a wonderful Mother’s Day!

PHOTO: Rep. Nita Lowey, with (from the left) Wolf Conservation Center Executive Director Maggie Howell, WCC Founder Helene Grimaud, WCC Education Director Regan Downey, Mr. Stephen Lowey, and Richard Melnikoff…

When a mother wolf licks and nibbles her pups, not only is she keeping her kiddo’s fur clean and free of debris, her grooming efforts are gestures of intimacy that…

Areas with the most predator activity have far fewer ticks and far fewer ticks infected with Lyme Disease. Another reason to root for predators! Mice are highly efficient transmitters of…

Wolf Conservation Center supporter Bria Neff was selected one of South Dakota’s top two youth volunteers of 2018! The conservation-minded kiddo of Faces Of The Endangered was honored in the…

On April 30, first-time parents F1505 (affectionately nicknamed Trumpet) and M1564 (Lighthawk) welcomed three adorable pups! Beyond being cute, these pups represent the Wolf Conservation Center‘s active participation in the…