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The Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) is a non-profit organization that promotes wolf conservation by teaching about wolves and their role in our world.
@nywolforg.bsky.socialExciting news! The Center is hiring a Social Media Content Creator to support the organization's online presence working closely with the Communications and Social Media Manager to keep everything aligned with campaigns and brand guidelines.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/6LxQ50ZWqvX
@nywolforg.bsky.socialAnother Mexican gray wolf, Flor, has crossed back into New Mexico from Mexico. He’s the fourth wolf known to use this corridor in recent years. His movement underscores the need to halt further border wall construction in areas of Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
Read more: bit.ly/4yEhtlT
@nywolforg.bsky.socialWolves shouldn’t be a scapegoat for the challenges facing livestock producers. Let’s focus on the real causes of cattle loss and solutions that address them without putting wolves at greater risk.
@nywolforg.bsky.socialAs federal officials continue to consider changes to wolf protections, here’s a reminder of what the numbers actually show:
@biologicaldiversity.orgReposted by @nywolforg.bsky.socialTODAY is your LAST CHANCE to speak up to protect the Roadless Rule. The public comment period closes TODAY, Oct. 6. This is just a small glimpse of who these roadless wild areas protect — from colorful candy darters to mighty grizzly bears. These species all deserve a safe place to call home.
@wildearthguardians.bsky.socialReposted by @nywolforg.bsky.socialThe Trump administration is proposing to completely abolish the Roadless Rule, opening nearly 45 million acres of public lands to damaging road construction, logging, and other industrial extraction.
Comments on the DEIS will only be accepted until TOMORROW October 6 ➡️ https://loom.ly/Qz2hjqw
@nywolforg.bsky.social📣Last day to speak up for America’s Roadless Areas and the wildlife that depends on them. Nearly 45 million acres of America’s forests could soon be opened to road construction and logging putting intact landscapes and critical wildlife habitat at risk.
Take action now: https://ow.ly/yWkU50ZUHNR
@nywolforg.bsky.socialHappy weekend! 🐺👅
🎥Watch our wolves live on our webcams: https://nywolf.org/meet-our-wolves/webcams/
@nywolforg.bsky.socialWe’re excited to officially share that the Center is undergoing a major transformation! We’re expanding our campus with new education and research spaces, enhanced ambassador wolf habitats, improved animal care facilities and more ways to connect people with wolves.🔗Read more: https://bit.ly/4djWQmi
@nywolforg.bsky.socialIt's officially pumpkin season, which happens to be a special treat for our ambassador wolves this time of year! 🎃🐺
Although wolves are classified as carnivores, they can sometimes have an omnivorous diet. Along with meat and eggs, wolves may also enjoy fruits like pumpkins. #wolffact
@nywolforg.bsky.socialCPW has temporarily suspended lethal wolf removals. The decision comes amid concerns that the state’s wolf population may not grow this biological year, along with potential evidence of an infectious parasite that could affect wolf survival.
🔗Read more: https://ow.ly/aXll50ZTCk9
@nywolforg.bsky.socialWashington Department of Fish and Wildlife has authorized the lethal removal of additional wolves from the Couse Pack territory, days after an adult male from the pack was killed. 📣Take action: Email WDFW Director Kelly Susewind and the WDFW Commissioners and urge them to protect the Couse Pack.
@nywolforg.bsky.socialIn July, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks admitted its wolf population model had overestimated numbers for years. The estimate dropped from 1,100 to about 725 wolves. WCC’s Regan Downey discussed the update with NBC Montana. Watch here: 🔗
🔗 https://ow.ly/rZnL50ZSqP2
@nywolforg.bsky.socialNearly two weeks into hunting season and Yellowstone wolf 1273M has been killed just outside the park. Wolves don’t know where park boundaries end, yet crossing one can put them at risk of becoming a target. How many more wolves will be killed for the sake of a trophy?
@nywolforg.bsky.socialTonight's full moon begs the question... Do wolves howl at the moon? 🌕🐺 It turns out scientists have found no correlation between wolves and the full moon, except perhaps an increase in overall activity on brighter nights. So, what exactly do wolves howl at? Learn more: https://ow.ly/EMAx50ZRzfO
@nywolforg.bsky.socialThe USFWS’s own data show that Mexican gray wolves have not yet reached the population threshold needed to change their endangered status. Yet a new executive order has initiated a review that could lead to the species being downlisted or delisted.
Read more: https://ow.ly/xB5s50ZRyiy
@nywolforg.bsky.socialWe’re setting the record straight. As federal officials consider changes to protections for gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves, the narrative that wolves are a major threat to livestock is being used to justify increased lethal control. But the numbers tell a different story.
@nywolforg.bsky.socialLast month, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission approved a quota allowing up to 300 wolves to be killed during the 2026–27 hunting and trapping season, despite 92% of comments speaking out against this decision.
Read more: dailyinterlake.com/news/2026/se...
@nywolforg.bsky.socialNikai, Kinari and Silas are excited it's officially fall! 🐺🍂
Interested in symbolically adopting one of our ambassador wolves? Visit the link below⬇️
https://nywolf.org/adopt-a-wolf/
@nywolforg.bsky.socialOver the past year, the Trump Admin. has taken multiple steps to change how the ESA protects threatened and endangered wildlife. Among them, a new rule removed habitat destruction from the regulatory definition of “harm” under the ESA.
Read the full timeline: www.newsobserver.com/news/nation-...
