Upcoming Events

Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center has many events planned for 2021

https://www.wolfeducation.org/calendar

Wolf Conservation Center (New York)

SUMMER WOLF ADVENTURE Recommended for children entering grades 1 - 8
Time: 9AM - 3PM
Fee: $350 per child for the week-long program (Mondays - Fridays). Various Dates
https://nywolf.org/summer-camp/

Virtual Program Options: https://nywolf.org/programs-events/virtual-program-options/

Events Wednesday-Friday, year round except April & May

Endangered Wolf Center
Eureka, MO
endangeredwolfcenter.org/take-a-tour/field-trips

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10 hours ago

This coastal wolf is snacking on herring eggs at low tide in the #greatbearrainforest. Her future and that of countless other coastal species depend largely on this small silverfish. Herring are the foundation of coastal B.C.'s ecosystems and play a major role in the lives of numerous land and underwater species. They transfer energy from Phyto and Zooplankton to larger marine animals including fish, seabirds, and marine mammals like this. Herring also feed Chinook and coho salmon, lingcod, halibut, and marine mammals like seals and humpback whales.⁣#BIGLittleFish #herring #historyofherring #Pacificherring #foragefish #fisheries #fishing #marineconservation #marineprotectedareas #oceanconservation #BCwildlife #cdnwildlife #conservationPhoto by Ian McAllister // Via Pacific Wild ... See MoreSee Less

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Wolfwatcher

19 hours ago

WOLF-KILLING RANCHER ORDERED BY COURT TO REMOVE COWS AND PAY TRESPASS FINES FOR UNLAWFUL FOREST GRAZINGbit.ly/3JFZl1MMexican wolf killing is the case in 2018 of knowingly taking threatened wildlife” in the case of wolf m1385, named “Mia Tuk” by an Albuquerque schoolchild, and he admitted to bludgeoning the trapped 10-month-old wolf with a shovel. Further review of the documents associated with the federal investigation into Mia Tuk’s death showed that Thiessen actually admitted to killing to trapping and beating a second wolf but the incident wasn’t included in his guilty plea.District Court of New Mexico ruled against the wolf-killing rancher who lost his grazing permit on the Gila National Forest in 2018, and has been trespassing on the forest since they lost their administrative appeal in 2019. In March 2021, in which he falsely asserted he had grazing “rights” to the Canyon del Buey allotment.The courts response was “Grazing permits are a privilege and not a right.” Thiessen lost his grazing permit on public lands and this is a Endangered Species crime. Mexican wolves are considered and treated as an endangered species.Since the case against him has been decided Thiessen’s must remove the trespassing livestock from the public lands and has been ordered to pay monetary damages and fines for his unlawful use since 2019.This is an abusive rancher who assumed his rights on public was legal and has been reprimanded by a lengthy process on lands of the Pueblo, Shiwinna (Zuni), and Chiricahua Apache people. Photo: California Wolf Center ... See MoreSee Less

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NWC Business Office

You can contact us by email by completing the form on our contact page, or can can reach us by mail at the following address:

PO Box 161281
Duluth, MN 55816-1281

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