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#StandForWolves Campaign Needs Your Voice

Posted on September 12, 2013

October 28th will be the last opportunity to #StandForWolves in our nation. Please be sure your voice is heard! read more

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Alyssa Grayson Gives Keynote Address at National Event

Posted on August 15, 2013

Junior Advocate, Alyssa Grayson, speaks out against proposed delisting draft rule and urges or participation in the process. read more

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Family Walk to Protect America’s Wild Heritage

Posted on August 1, 2013

A great opportunity for kids and families to participate on the National Day of Action to support ESA protections for America’s wolves. read more

Posted in All News, Front Page News, Great Lakes Wolves, News, Northeast Wolves, Northern Rockies, Pacific West Wolves, Regional Wolves, Southeast-Red Wolves, Southern Rockies Wolves, Southwest Wolves, Take Action, WolfWatcher | Tagged america, family, heritage, protect

Big Lake Howliday Campout Weekend

Posted on July 28, 2013

Given the nature of Mexican wolf recovery, wholly within the states of Arizona and New Mexico, events such as this are critical in building awareness, not only locally but nationally. read more

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Keep Wolves Protected in the Lower 48

Posted on February 22, 2013

“ACTION: Please call and write to your member of Congress to urge him or her to save wolves by signing onto Reps. DeFazio and Markey’s letter..” read more

Posted in Alaska Wolves, All News, Front Page News, Great Lakes Wolves, News, Northeast Wolves, Northern Rockies, Pacific West Wolves, Regional Wolves, Southeast-Red Wolves, Southern Rockies Wolves, Southwest Wolves, Take Action, WolfWatcher | Tagged lower, protected, wolves

Alyssa and the Not So “Big Bad Wolf”

Posted on October 17, 2011

“Alyssa Grayson, our Junior Advocate at Wolfwatcher was also here for the event and got to see a wolf up close and personal.” read more

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Amid spike in thrill kills, wolf poisonings, Oregon strengthens anti-poaching effortstinyurl.com/bdfbp66b“We’re not messing around anymore with poachers,” says Oregon Representative Ken Helm. “From now on, there’s going to be people watching.”Helm, a Democrat from Beaverton, co-chairs the Oregon House of Representatives Wildlife Caucus.He’s among a cohort of bipartisan lawmakers leading the state’s legislative charge against wildlife crime, which ramped up in 2020 with the formation of the Stop Poaching Campaign—a multi-pronged, state-funded effort to increase poaching prosecution rates and raise public awareness.Supported by several conservation groups and nonprofits, the Stop Poaching Campaign is a response to a worrying trend, with high-profile poaching busts, slaughtered wolves and so-called “thrill kills” on the rise. ... See MoreSee Less

Amid spike in thrill kills, wolf poisonings, Oregon strengthens anti-poaching efforts

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PORTLAND — “We’re not messing around anymore with poachers,” says Oregon Representative Ken Helm. “From now on, there’s going to be people watching.”

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From our friends at Red Wolf CoalitionPUP DEVELOPMENTPhoto #1 - NEO-NATAL PERIOD - Wild-born pup born in mid-April 2022 (USFWS). Pups have dark fur, rounded heads and are unable to regulate their own body temperature. They are blind with closed eyes, deaf with small ears and a “pugged” nose with little, if any, sense of smell. They do, however, have a good sense of taste and touch. Movement is limited to a slow crawl, mainly with front legs. They will feed four or five times a day for periods of three to five minutes.Photo #2 - TRANSITIONAL PERIOD - Red wolf pup about 5 weeks old at the Museum of Life and Science, Durham, NC. The eyes are open and appear blue (lack of pigment) at 11-15 days, but their eyesight is not fully developed and pups cannot perceive forms until weeks later. Milk incisors are present at 15 days, and pups can eat small pieces of regurgitated meat. They begin to stand and walk, and their vocalizations include growls, whimpering and squeaks along with the first high-pitched attempts at howling.Photo #3 - SOCIALIZATION PERIOD - Pups at the den entrance at about 5 weeks at the Museum of Life and Science (Greg Dodge). Pups at this age begin appearing outside of the den and playing near the entrance. Ears begin to become erect at around 27 days and hearing improves significantly. Around 31 days the ears are erect but often with tips still flopping. ... See MoreSee Less

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