Month: February 2020

Happy Leap Day 2020! This year, wolves can run, dance, and leap into your heart for an extra 24 hours! It also means you get a whole extra day to…

At first glance, Mexican gray wolf Lighthawk (M1564) seems like every other wolf residing in the Wolf Conservation Center’s Endangered Species facility: elusive, endangered, essential. But the shy male has…

Wolves tend to kill mostly young, old, and debilitated animals, with most healthy ungulates (elk, moose, deer, bison, etc.) escaping their attacks. By comparing the traits of wolf kills to…

The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) announced in the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program Monthly Update that three endangered Mexican gray wolves were found dead in Arizona in January. The…

The Himalayan wolf is an evolutionarily unique species adapted to life in the high-altitude habitats of the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau in Asia. Considered an older species than contemporary subspecies…

Washington state wildlife managers are considering eliminating hunting competitions, particularly of coyotes, citing ethical and social concerns. The Washington Fish and Wildlife commission, a citizen group appointed by the governor,…

Happy Valentine’s Day! Like most humans, wolves form monogamous breeding pairs and remain together for the duration of their adult life. As a team, the pair will maintain a territory,…

Love is rare. So are wolves.  Looking for a unique way to say “I love you” to that special person? Hoping to find a gift that represents how they bring…

Two month old wolf pups don’t stand a chance against downpours – luckily the pups now have built-in rain gear! The lobo pups are now ten months old and much…

In January, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission (IDFG) announced a proposal to extend the season for wolf hunting and trapping across the state on public and private land. The IDFG offered…