Tenga en cuenta: El Wolf Conservation Center solo está abierto para invitados registrados durante los programas programados. Consulte nuestro Calendario del programa para obtener una lista de los próximos eventos.
Visita el Centro de Conservación de Lobos
¡Ven a conocer a los lobos! No permitimos visitas sin cita previa, así que regístrese en uno de nuestros programas:
Sesiones de Fotografía
¡Disfrute de la oportunidad de fotografiar algunos de los lobos del WCC desde puntos de vista únicos!
Programas Virtuales
Programas después de la escuela
¡Da un paseo por el lado salvaje y dale al joven amante de los animales de tu familia la oportunidad de prosperar entre lobos y otras criaturas del bosque!
durmiendo con lobos
Throw yourselves to the wolves and spend the night at the Wolf Conservation Center!
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Lo que los visitantes tienen que decir:
cámaras web
¿No puedes visitar a nuestros lobos en persona ahora mismo? ¡Conoce a nuestros lobos en la webcam!
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