Latest News and Statements of Support

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Study doesn't support theory red and eastern wolves are recent hybrids, Phys Org, June 7, 2017
Big-game jitters: Coyotes no match for wolves’ hunting prowess, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Mar. 22, 2017
Outdoor recreation on rise, but hunting and fishing falter by David Frey, The Wildlife Society, March 2017
Wolves and coyotes play different ecosystem roles, Dana Kobilinsky, The Wildlife Society, March 2017
Newly Formed Vermont Wildlife Coalition Works for the State’s Wildlife, Vermont Wildlife Coalition, Mar. 6, 2017
Conserving the Future is a Matter of Public Trust, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, Fall, 2016
To Be or Not to Be a Wolf, Vanessa Schipanni, FactCheck.org, Oct. 4, 2016
Why the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation is Problematic for Modern Wildlife Management,  M. Nils Peterson & Michael Paul Nelson (2016): Why the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation is Problematic for Modern Wildlife Management, Human Dimensions of Wildlife, DOI: 10.1080/10871209.2016.1234009; Sept. 26, 2016
Majority of 17,301 public comments opposed to hunting and trapping threatened Algonquin wolves, Wolf Conservation Center, Sept. 19, 2016
USFWS Sets Dangerous Precedent Affecting the Future of Red Wolf Recovery, Wolf Conservation Center Press Release, Sept. 12, 2016
Research Review Finds That Weak Science has Bolstered the U.S. Government's Predator Control Practices, Project Coyote press release, Sept. 1, 2016
Wolves Are a Critical Keystone Species in a Healthy Ecosystem, Wolf Conservation Center press blog, Aug. 28, 2016
Wandering moose inspires 400 mile cross-border trail, North Country Public Radio, Aug. 15, 2016
Media Release: Ontario plans to allow rare wolf killing, Wolves Ontario, Aug. 12, 2016
Killing wolves on public lands is no longer acceptable, The Wildlife News, Aug. 11, 2016
Algonquin's Wolves, Defenders' Radio, Aug. 8, 2016
Rare Wolf or Common Coyote? It Shouldn't Matter, But It Does, Smithsonian, Aug. 3, 2016
Algonquin to Adirondacks Plan is Now Complete, Algonquin to Adirondack Collaborative, Aug. 2016
Wolf Conservation Center's Eastern Wolf Summit Forges Transboundary Partnerships, June 27, 2016
Yes, eastern coyotes are hybrids, but the ‘coywolf’ is not a thing by Dr. Roland Kays, Nov. 13, 2015
Northeast Wolf Coalition Advocates for Wolf Recovery in New York State, July 17, 2015
Virginia Tech study shows adaptability of coyotes, A study finds that the state’s coyotes respond to population control efforts by ramping up reproduction. The Roanoke Times, April 13, 2015
Will Wolves Return To The Adirondacks? Adirondack Explorer, March 16, 2015
Research finds lethal wolf control backfires on livestock, Washington State University News, 2014
Heavily-hunted wolf populations have elevated stress, reproductive hormones, study reveals, The Vancouver Sun, Nov. 12, 2014
New Report IDs 350,000 Square Miles of Additional Habitat for Wolves in Lower 48 - including the Northeast; Center for Biological Diversity, November, 2014
Overgrazing by deer is changing the face of U.S. forests, EarthSky, March, 2014

Toward Reconciling Environmental and Animal Ethics: Northeast Wolf Reintroduction, Michigan State University College of Law, Document, 2014
Vermonters know the value of nature, Burlington Free Press, Aug. 10, 2014
Maine’s endangered species list is growing, up for review, Penobscot Bay Pilot, Aug. 9, 2014

Maine's IFW Seeks Comment On Proposed Changes To State Threatened And Endangered List, Press Release, Aug. 1, 2014
Traversing “the Bob” - Observations, Problems and Opportunities, Adirondack Council, In and About the Park Blog, June 16, 2014
Animal trapping records reveal strong wolf effect across North America, Science Codex, June 16, 2014
Wilderness Act Represents Many Lessons Learned, Kate Johnston, Concord Monitor, New Hampshire, May 23, 2014
Historical Lessons of Successful Conservation Efforts, The Wildlife News, George Wuerthner, author, May 4, 2014
Predator conservation relies on understanding human psychology, University of Washington, Conservation This Week, May 2, 2014
Welcome back, mountain lion: Is the Northeast ready for predators? The Boston Globe, April 11, 2014
Wolf Tale from 1968 - ahead of its time? The Daily Gazette, Schenectady, NY - April 11, 2014
If Left Protected, Wolves Could Return to the Adirondacks, The Daily Gazette, Schenectady, NY - March 30, 2014
Wolf Conservation Center's Support of the Gray Wolf, Huffington Post, March 25, 2014
New coalition fights for gray wolves, Adirondack Daily Enterprise, Mar. 21, 2014
Where's the science? Fish and Wildlife Service must rewrite proposal to strip endangered species protections from gray wolves, San Jose Mercury News, Paquet and Ferris, March, 2014
Northeast Wolf Coalition Calls on U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to Withdraw Gray Wolf Proposals, March, 20, 2014
Press Release from U.S. Natural Resources Committee: DeFazio Leads 73 Members on Bipartisan Letter Urging Secretary Jewell to Maintain Critical Gray Wolf Protections, March 19, 2014
Gray Wolves Deserve Continued Protection: Guest Column - Rep. Peter Defazio, Mar. 15, 2014

Congressional Letter to Director of FWS, Dan Ashe, Mar. 4, 2014

Maintaining animal populations can be complicated, Mark Blazis, Outdoors, Telegram.com. Mar. 13, 2014

Wolves May Be Losing a Nasty Political Battle, Lance Richardson, Slate, Feb. 21, 2014

Federal wolf delisting proposal found to lack scientific basis, Climate Science Watch, Feb. 12, 2014

After Years of Progress, a Setback in Saving the Wolf, NY Times Editorial Board, June 2013

American Society of Mammalogists to Director of FWS, Dan Ashe, May 22, 2013

Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility,  Series of response statements to USFWS proposals

Proposed ending of federal gray wolf protection: Another case of setting science aside? Climate Science Watch, June 9, 2013

Wolves lose protection in Northeast under proposed US rule, Associated Press, June 7, 2013

Wild Wolves in the Northeast, The Adirondack Almanack, Oct. 19, 2011