Our collection of webcams allow an unlimited number of viewers to enter the private lives of our "Ambassador" wolves Nikai, Silas and Kinari, and seven elusive packs of critically endangered wolves via unobtrusive cameras in and around anticipated den sites.
Enjoy and please let us know if you see anything interesting!
Curious about wolf behavior? Complete an ethogram (https://bit.ly/2KjhLvl) while watching the webcams!
The Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) participates in the Saving Animals from Extinction (SAFE) recovery programs for the Mexican gray wolf and the red wolf, two of the rarest mammals in North America. Both species at one time were completely extinct in the wild.
Since 2003 the WCC has played a critical role in preserving and protecting these imperiled species with through carefully managed breeding and reintroduction. To date, the WCC remains one of the three largest holding facilities for these rare species and four wolves from the Center have been given the extraordinary opportunity to resume their rightful place on the wild landscape.
Saving Animals From Extinction (SAFE) is a breeding and management program designed to ensure the long-term sustainability of captive-based animal populations, and prioritize the release of captive animals to the wild. It’s a coordinated effort among zoos, organizations like the Wolf Conservation Center, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Mexico’s Fish & Wildlife Agencies and managed under the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).
Video and image content are copyrighted by the Wolf Conservation Center (WCC). The WCC encourages sharing of this content to promote and raise awareness of wolf conservation and preservation as long as the content is in alignment with the mission of the WCC, is not altered, and proper credit and attributions are given to the Wolf Conservation Center (http://www.nywolf.org). WCC content cannot be monetized or utilized for commercial purposes unless specifically authorized by the Wolf Conservation Center. The Wolf Conservation Center reserves the right to revoke the sharing privilege of Wolf Conservation Center content at its discretion.
