by wolfcenter | Nov 18, 2020 | Uncategorized
What do red wolves, tigers, sea otters, and black-footed ferrets have in common? They’re all protected by the Endangered Species Act. What does the ESA do? The ESA was passed in 1973 and has been one of the most comprehensive conservation laws ever put in place by...
by wolfcenter | Nov 6, 2020 | Conservation
If you’ve been around WERC for a few years, you have probably met, read about, or viewed Jeremy Heft at one time or another. We thought you’d enjoy knowing just a little bit about our “lone wolf.” Jeremy Heft is one of our instructors for our...
by wolfcenter | Nov 3, 2020 | Wolves
Did you have a good Halloween? We hope so! Today we’re wrapping up our werewolf series by connecting the characterizations of werewolves we see in popular media with real information about the wolves that they’re based on! Communication – in the Harry Potter series by...
by wolfcenter | Nov 3, 2020 | Carnivores, Conservation, Wolves
Red wolves have faced a rollercoaster of challenges when it comes to survival in the wild. Where are they now? Fast Facts About Red Wolves: Adults weigh between 45-80 pounds and are four feet long. Their prey consists of white-tailed deer, raccoons, rabbits, and...
by wolfcenter | Nov 3, 2020 | Wolves
When you think of someone who is a “lone wolf”, what do you think of? Someone who carves their own path in a new and creative way? Someone who commits a crime on their own? Someone who doesn’t want to socialize with others and lives on the outside? When we look up...
