Month: November 2019
Wolf Superpowers
Designed by the pressures of nature, wolves are well adapted to survive, and thrive, in a variety of landscapes. What qualities allow them to be top predators? ✔️Heightened hearing✔️Outstanding optics✔️Superb…
Wild Salute
As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. ~ John Fitzgerald Kennedy
It’s a Dinner Party for Ravens and Wolves!
Why do wolves tolerate ravens as dinner companions? Could it be that wolves and ravens are hunting partners who share the spoils? Research by Bernd Heinrich of the University of…
Expert to Offer Free Webinar about Eastern Coyotes
During the 20th-century, coyotes (Canis latrans) colonized eastern North America and then formed 2 distinct variant populations in the northeastern and southeastern regions that are morphologically and genetically different from…
Sighting of Coyote Family Brings Joy and Excitement
Earlier this year, the WCC observed a family of coyotes on our wildlife cameras nearly every single night. Through close observation, we got to “know” these individuals quite well and…
Use Your Voice For Wolves
Local elections are today, November 5. Voting is one of the most important things we can do to protect wolves, wildlife, and the environment. We can’t tell you who to…
Expert Testimonials Question Alberta’s Use of Strychnine in Wolf Kill Program
The Silent Howl is a short video in which experts have come together to express serious concerns about Alberta’s use of strychnine to target wolves under the guise of caribou…