As you read this, WDFW sharpshooters are taking to the sky to find and kill two endangered wolves – family members of the of the Togo wolf pack. On June 19, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Director Kelly Susewind reissued a lethal removal order for the Togo wolf family in response to depredation of…

With only 10 red wolves known to remain in the wild, education and advocacy are essential. In this in-depth discussion between the Trevor Zoo at Millbrook School; Chris Lasher, the Red Wolf SSP Coordinator; and Regan Downey, the Wolf Conservation Center‘s Director of Education, the question is posed: How can conservationists and the public support the recovery…

Need a laugh? Join us online tomorrow, July 1, for an evening of comedy to benefit the Wolf Conservation Center! The event features: Cory Kahaney, Colbert, Letterman, The View Jessica Kirson, Comedy Central, Colbert, HBO Michele Balan, Last Comic Standing Wendy Liebman, Americas Got Talent, HBO Hosted by Felicia Madison! Sponsored by Hot Girls Pearls!

On June 15, 2020, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), the very agency charged by federal law to recover and protect endangered species, authorized the killing of endangered Mexican gray wolf M1441 on behalf of the livestock industry. It took federal agents 3 days to kill the collared wolf. He only had three legs.…

What will it take to save the critically endangered red wolf? Commitment and collaboration, according to a few experts. Watch a special discussion about the challenges facing red wolf recovery between the Trevor Zoo at Millbrook School; Maggie Howell, the Wolf Conservation Center’s Executive Director; and Dan Ashe, the President and CEO of The Association…

Op-Ed by Maggie Howell and David Parsons First published in Santa Fe New Mexican, My View, June 19, 2020 Reduced to just seven survivors and exterminated from the U.S. Southwest when placed on the Endangered Species List in 1976, Mexican gray wolves, or “lobos,” are lucky to be alive today. The Mexican gray wolf is the…

Wolves are essential. So are dads. Sponsor one of the Wolf Conservation Center’s critically endangered wolf dads for Father’s Day to show your appreciation for loving fathers! Choose one of six dads – Jack, Sam, Diego, Lighthawk, Alléno, and Rhett – and receive a certificate to give to the dad in your life.

On Friday, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Director Kelly Susewind reissued a lethal removal order for the Togo wolf family in response to depredation of cattle on grazing lands in the Kettle River range of Ferry County. The order allows for the killing of up to two state-endangered wolves. This isn’t the first…

For Immediate Release June 15, 2020Contact: Sandy Bahr, Grand Canyon Chapter Sierra Club, (602) 999-5790, [email protected] Rebecca Bullis, Defenders of Wildlife, (202) 772-0295, [email protected] Kelly Burke, Wild Arizona, (928) 606-7870, [email protected] Logan Glasenapp, New Mexico Wild, (414) 719-0352, [email protected] Maggie Howell, Wolf Conservation Center, [email protected] David Parsons, Project Coyote / The Rewilding Institute, (505) 908-0468,…

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