Coyote Dispersal and Ecology in Westchester County
Last year, the Wolf Conservation Center Integrative Ecology & Coexistence Lab (WCC-IECL) initiated a study of local wildlife in Westchester County, New York, with a particular focus on coyote ecology.…
Love in the Wild: What Drives Red Wolf Pairing Success
Do opposites really attract? With Red Wolves, it just might be true. Our research partner Lovin, a graduate student at Utah State University advised by Dr. Julie Young, is helping…
WCC is Learning the Power of AudioMoths
Listening to the Wild: How AudioMoths Are Helping Us Understand Gulf Coast Canids and Inform Red Wolf Recovery Over several days this past month, WCC’s Conservation Scientist Colleen O’Donnell found…
Exploring the Mystery of Melanistic Coyotes: Insights from Wolf Conservation Center Researchers
Melanistic coyotes, with their distinctive black coats, are a marvel in the eastern coyote populations, particularly in the southeastern United States. These rare creatures stand out starkly against both their…
A Fresh Look At Ontario’s Eastern Wolves
Eastern wolves, also known as Algonquin wolves, have long captivated the imagination with their enigmatic presence in the Canadian wilderness. Once considered a subspecies of the gray wolf, recent genomic…
WCC Research Team Presents at The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference
At the Wolf Conservation Center, our passion for wolves transcends the boundaries of our New York-based facility, driving us toward groundbreaking research that broadens our understanding of wolves and other…