Why the Wild Needs Wolves
the time is now
Nature depends on apex predators and keystone species to survive and thrive. Wolves are both, which is why the wild needs wolves – and why we need you.
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SAVING ENDANGERED SPECIES
WILDLIFE EDUCATION SINCE 1971
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Pups born here
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Leading the Pack in Endangered Wolf Recovery
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50 and Still Wild Anniversary Celebration
We invite you to join us and honor this notable milestone at the Endangered Wolf Center’s 50 and Still Wild Anniversary Celebration. LEARN MORE.
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Upcoming Events
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Tours & Virtual Programs
Get to know the Endangered Wolf Center pack on a tour, during one of our many events, or by learning about our animals online
Private Tours
Private Tours are offered everyday except for Tuesday. Reservations are required and 24 hours notice is recommended. Book online or call 636-938-5900. Read more
Virtual Visits
Virtual Visits and Virtual Field Trips will last about 30 minutes on a virtual meeting platform. Up to 5 groups from different households will be able to join in the chat with our animal care staff, and you’ll take turns asking questions to learn more about our Animal Ambassadors. Read more
Upcoming Events
Stay connected on our social channels for upcoming events or view our most recent Events Calendar. Calendar
Directions
The Endangered Wolf Center is located about 20 miles southwest of St. Louis at the Washington University Tyson Research Center. Our address is:
6750 Tyson Valley Road,
Eureka, MO 63025.
From Interstate 44, take Exit 269, the Beaumont-Antire Road exit. We are located on the north side off I-44. Turn right onto Tyson Valley Road. Please call or visit our Tours page for tour times and special events. Directions
Meet Our Animals
Mexican Wolf
Red Wolf
Maned Wolf
African Painted Dog
Swift Fox
Fennec Fox
Arctic Fox
Education Ambassadors
Get Involved
However your heart can hear the call of the wolf, we welcome you to be a part of our pack. From individual donations to corporate sponsorships, monthly memberships to sharing your time and talent as a volunteer, we hope you’ll join us.
A huge howl out to all of our members, sponsors, volunteers and donors who help make everything we do possible.
It’s Puppy Season!
Help Support Our Growing Pack
Our pack is growing and we couldn’t be more excited. Puppy season is upon us this year and several of our moms are expecting. Every donation provides food for the most critically endangered wolves in the world.
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From the Blog
Highlights of the 4th International African Painted Dog Conference
APD Conference Attendees The Endangered Wolf Center was honored to host this important event for wildlife professionals. We heard from expert speakers throughout the conference - wildlife biologists, zoo professionals, and conservationists from around the...
Lucky the Maned Wolf Visits the St Louis Symphony Orchestra During Peter & The Wolf
Watch Lucky's VisitThe St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and Endangered Wolf Center joined together to create a new rendition of the popular musical piece, Peter and the Wolf. Our ambassador maned wolf, Lucky, made a special appearance during their educational...
Coyote Peterson Visits the EWC for a Wild Field Trip
The Endangered Wolf Center team joined Coyote Peterson, Mario Aldecoa, and the whole Brave Wilderness team for a fun-filled week as they filmed a segment for their series, “Coyote Peterson’s Wild Field Trip.” This Youtube Originals production continues to push...
Accolades and Awards
From a long legacy of “firsts” in our field to history-making success stories, our Center has earned a number of prestigious awards and recognition. We are accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), a recognition held by fewer than 10% of the zoos, aquariums and other animal exhibitors licensed in the US.
E-Newsletter and Updates
Our kids are still talking about the Endangered Species Tour and the fun they had howling with the wolves. We left feeling a deeper connection to these amazing animals and their essential role in the wild.