In 2022, thanks to a grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, production began on a documentary about the American red wolf and its cultural significance to the Cherokee people. The Cherokee people live by the principle of balance - with their family, clan, and...
A rigorous, but worthwhile accomplishment Throughout the past year, the Endangered Wolf Center began the process of earning a renewed certification from the AZA. Of thousands of zoos nation-wide and throughout the world, there are currently only 241 AZA-accredited...
OVERCOMING MANY OBSTACLES: MEXICAN WOLF PUPS FLY TO AZ & NM TO HELP SAVE SPECIES IN FIRST DOUBLE FOSTER EVENT The Endangered Wolf Center, United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the Interagency Field Team—which is made up of biologists from the US Fish...
We’re looking for a receptionist to join our team. Responsible for answering phones, booking reservations, greeting guests as they arrive, processing payments and other duties as assigned. This is a part-time, 16 hour-per-week position that will work two days each...
When we asked some of our friends, followers and supporters to take a hike, they did just that – and what a day it was. We’re talking about National Trails Day of course, which was Saturday, June 2. The fundraising event was a sell-out, with 90 people from all ages...