What’s in a Name? The Stories of Wolf Names at the WCC
The Wolf Conservation Center has always strived to create a world where wolves are referred to by names, not numbers. That is why you’ll find that each of the 24 wolves…
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Meet the Wolf Conservation Center’s Newly Named “Irish” Red Wolf!
Everyone is a little Irish on St. Patrick’s Day… including one of our red wolves! After months of waiting, one of the Wolf Conservation Center’s red wolves, formerly nicknamed PB,…
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Celebrating the Leading Ladies of the Wolf Conservation Center this International Women’s Day!
As we commemorate International Women’s Day, we’re thrilled to spotlight the remarkable female wolves that grace the Wolf Conservation Center with their presence. These wolves not only embody strength and…
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The Wolf Pack Post – A Monthly Newsletter From The WCC (March 2023)
Breeding Season Is Upon Us As we delve deeper into the heart of breeding season, our wolves are embracing the dance of courtship and the promise of new beginnings. Here…
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Red wolf Recovery Updates: A Precarious Balance
The red wolf’s journey through the annals of conservation is a narrative fraught with challenges and setbacks. Once roaming vast expanses of the Southeastern United States, this keystone species has…
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A Temporary Reprieve for the East Beach Pack of Galveston
Galveston, TX, with its unique landscapes and ecosystems, has been home to a pack of canids that not only tell a story of survival but also of the crucial role…
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In the Shadow of the Red Wolf: North Carolina’s Dance Between Conservation and Contention
In the aftermath of Red Wolf Week, we thought it might be useful to break down the current wins and contentious issues surrounding the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)…
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Over 150,000 Voices Urge Biden Administration to Completely Reinstate the ESA
The rallying cry for the protection of endangered species has never been louder. Over 150,000 concerned citizens, from every corner of the nation, have implored the U.S. Fish and Wildlife…
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A New Chapter for the Red Wolf: Historic Settlement Leads to Renewed Conservation Efforts
The red wolf, a symbol of the wild, has fought back from the brink of extinction not once but twice, with human intervention playing both savior and hindrance in its…
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A New Ray of Hope: Second Consecutive Birth of Red Wolf Pups in the Wild
While there’s been plenty of concerning news for wolves the last few weeks, we couldn’t be more thrilled to share the wonderful news of the birth of five red wolf…
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