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Northwest Wolf Conference:
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Join Concordia University's Center for Environmental Stewardship and the Wolf Education & Research Center at their first joint conference this fall. Pre-event activities include Oct. 24 from Noon to 5PM: Outreach to Urban Schools featuring "Finnegan" from Audubon Society, Little Paw's Science Lab, and Ambassador Wolves. The theme is "Two Halves of the Same Coin: Joining Urban & Rural Communities for Regional Stewardship" as CCES and the Wolf Center bring authoritative speakers to Portland, Oregon on October 24 & 25.
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NYT Editorial: A Stay of Execution for the Wolves
July 26, 2008 - A federal judge in Missoula, Mont., has given Rocky Mountain gray wolves a well-deserved reprieve. In February, the federal Fish and Wildlife Service had effectively sentenced hundreds of wolves to death by lifting the protections provided by the Endangered Species Act. Since then, because of far weaker state protections in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, more than 100 wolves out of a total population of 1,500 have been killed. As many as 500 more were doomed to die in state-authorized hunts this fall.
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THE WOLF CENTER WELCOMES THE OWYHEE WOLF PACK
Owyhee Wolves
The five wolves of the Owyhee Pack
The big news at the Wolf Center this summer is the addition of 5 new resident gray wolves. The Owyhee Pack, as they have come to be known, arrived late in April needing a good home. The pack consists of 3 females and 2 males. When animal care issues grew out of control in the private facility where they were born, the USDA contacted the Wolf Center to see if we could provide assistance. After assessing the situation, the Wolf Center committed to providing a lifelong home for five of the wolves that were being placed for adoption. We were fortunate to have the space and resources necessary to commit to caring for these beautiful animals for the rest of their lives. We invite you to join us as we get to know them.
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