Jess Edberg, Information Services Director for the International Wolf Center, wrote an article about the proposed delisting for the Western Great Lakes states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.

The International Wolf Center has been educating the public about wolves for 25 years! Part of this education is the Ambassador wolf program, which has now been in place for 21 years.
The International Wolf Center was founded in 1985, on the belief that coexistence with wolves is possible when people are presented with the facts about [...]

Jess Edberg wrote an article explaining why wolves attack dogs and how owners can effectively protect their dogs with relatively easy and simple steps.

In the light of the press release from Mark French, which we posted in its entirety, we feel it necessary to write and publish a response.

The International Wolf Center released a statement regarding the death of Candice Berner.

The International Wolf Center talks to renowned wolf biologist David Mech about the wolf and parasite controversy.

Jess Edberg, from the International Wolf Center, wrote an article about Mexico’s plans to reintroduce five wolves following a devastating year where America’s population declined by 20 percent.

Jess Edberg, Information Services Director for the International Wolf Center, published an article regarding the recent open wolf hunt held in Sweden.

The International Wolf Center (www.wolf.org) posted the following summary of the status of the Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project.

The International Wolf Center is maintaining a blog – Wolves of the High Arctic – Research on the Arctic Wolves of Ellesmere Island – from researchers tracking Brutus, the “North Pole wolf” and his pack.