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         |  | Two Mex Wolf Pairs Released April 26, 2013 Researchers have released a pair of Mexican wolves into the recovery area in Arizona. A second pair is expected to be released in New Mexico soon. [ Full Article ] UNITE Fundraiser Begins 15 April April 12, 2013 UNITE for the Environment's "Make a Change, Make an Impact" fundraiser for Uganda schools begins 15 April 2013. [ Full Article ] Sylvan Heights Project in Trinidad February 11, 2013 Our colleagues at the Sylvan Heights Bird Park in North Carolina recently completed a waterfowl conservation project with the Pointe-a-Pierre Wildfowl Trust in Trinidad. [ Full Article ] Sea Turtle Nesting Info Online August 8, 2012 The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission and the website "seaturtle.org" are offering a great tool for those interested in sea turtles. [ Full Article ] Wolf Conservation Center Offers Wolf Cams April 20, 2012 The Wolf Conservation Center (WCC), based in South Salem, New York, is operating several cameras that allow visitors to the WCC website an opportunity to observe captive Mexican wolves and captive red wolves. [ Full Article ] Mexican Wolf Numbers Are Up February 6, 2012 Researchers released some good news from the Mexican Wolf Recovery Project. [ Full Article ] Arizona Mexican Wolf Policy Changed January 23, 2012 The Arizona Game and Fish Commission recently voted to change its policy on Mexican wolf releases. It will now allow wolves to be released when an already-released wolf is lost because of an illegal act. [ Full Article ] Mexican Wolves Released in Mexico October 24, 2011 Wildlife researchers in Mexico released five Mexican wolves in the San Luis Mountains in Sonora, Mexico, on 12 October 2011. This release area is approximately 80 miles south of Douglas, Arizona. [ Full Article ] Mexican Wolves to be Released in Mexico September 16, 2011 Mexican wildlife officials plan to release five captive-bred Mexican wolves on a ranch in the northereastern Sonora region of that country. [ Full Article ] Wolves Can Play Important Ecosystem Role August 15, 2011 A recent article in the Raleigh, North Carolina News and Observer discusses how wolves can positively influence the quality of their ecosystems. Read more: Red wolf comeback in N.C. helps other animals thrive. [ Full Article ] |
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