The Urgent Need for Advocacy in Montana’s Wolf Management
Wolves have long been a symbol of the wild, embodying freedom, strength, and the delicate balance of nature. However, in Montana, their future hangs in the balance. The state’s wolf…
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Wolf Pass Preview: Behind the Scenes in Wolf Conservation
Did you know we have a monthly subscriber option at the Wolf Conservation Center? Wolf Pass is a ticket to adventure and a community where you’re making a difference, every…
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Galveston’s Unique Canids Need Your Support as Development Project Progresses
The Galveston City Council is moving forward with a plan to develop 63 acres on the east end of the island where a large hotel and condos have been planned.…
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Howls of Gratitude: Praise for the Passionate Volunteers at the WCC
The Wolf Conservation Center’s volunteers have been busy, with 58 volunteers donating close to 4,000 hours of their time towards the WCC’s efforts so far this year! Our volunteers fill…
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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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Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery: A Comprehensive Update for Q2 2023
The Mexican Wolf Recovery Program is making significant strides towards the conservation and management of Mexican wolves in Arizona, New Mexico, and neighboring regions. With collaboration between various agencies, including…
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The Wolf Conservation Center Mourns Loss of Mexican gray wolf Rosa
Dear Friends, In what has been an all too common occurrence this summer with several of our aging wolves completing their life cycle, our community is saddened to share the…
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Wolf Conservation Center Voted Top Place to Visit with Children in Westchester County
Thanks to your support, the Wolf Conservation Center was chosen as Westchester County’s #1 Place to Take Kids! Guests to the WCC will now be able to see Silas, the…
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Wolf Conservation Center Mourns Loss of Mexican gray wolf Rhett
Dear Friends, Our community is saddened to share the passing of Mexican gray wolf Rhett this morning; he was 15 years old. Rhett lived a life that many captive wolves…
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Rest In Peace, Alawa
Dear Friends, It greatly pains us to share the news today that the pillar of the WCC Ambassador Wolf family, Alawa, passed away last night; she was 12 years old.…
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