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         |  | Red Wolf Recovery Quarterly Report - Through March 2013 This article summarizes data provided by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service in its most current Red Wolf Recovery Program Quarterly Report. Important information regarding pack status, overall population figures, mortality, captive management and agency partnerships is included. Reports from previous quarters can also be downloaded from the right-hand media column. [ Full Article ] USFWS Publishes Red Wolf Blog The United States Fish and Wildlife Service shares information about red wolf recovery on its blog Return of the Red Wolf: Tails from the Swamp. [ Full Article ] Red Wolf Journal - Summer 2009 The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Red Wolf Recovery Program has released the Summer 2009 edition of Red Wolf Journal. [ Full Article ] Red Wolves on "The ZooFilez" Several episodes of The ZooFilez, the North Carolina Zoological Park's award-winning, syndicated television series, have focused on the red wolf recovery program. These videos are now available for download on Field Trip Earth. [ Full Article ] My Experience as a Red Wolf Caretaker Adele Douglass describes her days as a red wolf intern at the Sandy Ridge facility at the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in North Carolina. [ Full Article ] The Odd Couple In this U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report, Ryan Nordsven reminds us that red wolf researchers never know what they're going to find in the field. [ Full Article ] 2008 Pup Season Underway The 2008 red wolf pup season is underway. So far, red wolf biologists have located more than 51 pups in 12 litters—though there may be a few more out there! [ Full Article ] Red Wolf Captive Facilities Review a list of red wolf facilities in the U.S., and visit the webpages of those facilities. This list is accurate as of March 2008. [ Full Article ] You Win Some, You Lose Some U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Ryan Nordsven reports on his Fall 2007 work capturing red wolves on St. Vincent's Island National Wildlife Refuge. [ Full Article ] Biologist Speaks to Red Wolf Educators U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Art Beyer spoke to a group of twenty conservation educators about his day-to-day work in the field with red wolves. [ Full Article ] |
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