Month: July 2020

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) just confirmed killing an adult, non-breeding female member of the Wedge wolf pack today. The kill order was issued following livestock depredations on private and public lands.…

Early in the morning on Thursday, before the agency’s office was officially open for business, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) announced that it authorized the killing of a…

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Director Kelly Susewind has issued a kill order for a member of the Wedge pack in response to depredation of cattle on grazing…

Great news! The Wolf Conservation Center has pawtnered up with Chewy! Place your first order on Chewy and they’ll automatically donate $20 to the wolves! All you have to do…

California’s only known existing wolf family, the Lassen Pack, has given birth to pups for the fourth consecutive year! The pack welcomed four pups in 2017, five in 2018, four…

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

Thanks to your support, the Wolf Conservation Center was chosen as Westchester County’s #1 Place to Take Kids AND Favorite Nature Center! Join us in sending congratulatory howls to the…

On Wednesday, the Trump administration finalized its proposal to significantly alter the implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act. The new rules change the regulations that guide the implementation of…

Wild wolves are shy and elusive. Like many wild animals, wolves are generally fearful of people and do well at avoiding them. Although attacks by healthy wild wolves can occur,…

Are You Ready for a Challenge? The Wolf Conservation Center is challenging YOU to get outside, wherever you are, to complete 100 miles of running, walking, or hiking during the…