Month: July 2019

A group of vultures is called a committee. A vulture who grows too comfortable around wolf is called “dinner.” Lucky for these black vultures, Nikai had already eaten. Although the…

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Director Kelly Susewind has reauthorized WDFW staff to lethally remove wolves from the Old Profanity Territory (OPT) pack in response to depredation of cattle…

Wolves are highly social animals that live in structured family units called packs. A pack is simply a family, with parents at the lead (sometimes referred to as the breeding…

Meet Anagha, a wolf superhero – and a super speller! Anagha, a 9 year old student, has always liked wolves and recently learned about the challenges they face in the…

Dear Friends, It is with a heavy heart that I share tragic news about a beloved patriarch. Red wolf M1804, affectionately nicknamed Thicket, passed away earlier this year. He was…

The Wolf Conservation Center was founded by Helene Grimaud, a classical pianist and dedicated environmentalist and wolf advocate. Through her continued work with the WCC, Hélène has influenced a global audience of individuals…

Wolves are Vital to Maintaining the Health and Vigor of Prey Populations Wolves are coursing predators, and when on the hunt, they seek to feed upon the most vulnerable individuals,…

To maintain order, wolves will rely on their posture, tail position, facial expression and ear position to articulate their status and role within the family. Wolves will also use body…

Wolves are very comfortable in the water; with webbing between their toes they make for strong swimmers. Unlike their interior cousins, unique coastal wolves of Vancouver Island live with two…

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has confirmed they killed a radio-collared adult male member of the Old Profanity Territory (OPT) wolffamily. The kill order was issued following livestock depredations on…