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Meet Blackstone and Caz - The Timberjay - Vimarsana News

Meet Blackstone and Caz - The Timberjay

ELY – The International Wolf Center has two new residents, and now they have names. The two male wolf pups were named “Blackstone” and “Caz” in an online contest, the …

New wolf pups now ready for prime time - Vimarsana News

New wolf pups now ready for prime time

ELY - The International Wolf Center’s two new pups here are available for public viewing starting today, Friday, June 3.One way for Ely Wolf Center visitors to see the pups is through an …

New pups for a new season | The Timberjay - Vimarsana News

New pups for a new season | The Timberjay

ELY - The International Wolf Center is adding two pups to its Exhibit Pack this year. The pups have arrived at the Wolf Center and will be visible to the public starting in early June.“These …

2 new wolf pups join pack at International Wolf Center - Vimarsana News

2 new wolf pups join pack at International Wolf Center

New for 2022, the International Wolf Center is adding two pups to its Exhibit Pack that will be visible to the public starting Friday, June 3.

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Driftwood Outdoors: Mexican wolf restoration finds success through cross-fostering - Vimarsana News

Driftwood Outdoors: Mexican wolf restoration finds success through cross-fostering

In the wilds of rural New Mexico, I sat on a rock outcropping staring into the abyss of a seemingly endless landscape. The mountainous region’s arid climate leaves one wondering how anything could survive here. Yet, wildlife thrives. Deer, elk, aoudad, turkey, quail, coyotes and many more species make their home amongst the cactus and scrubby trees. In the future, hopefully a healthy population of Mexican Grey Wolves will again roam these lands.