Wolf Conservation Center
USA (South Salem, NY) · 41.26°N · 73.58°W
Advancing the survival of wolves through education, advocacy, research and recovery.
About Wolf Conservation Center
The Wolf Conservation Center is a New York based non-profit that protects wolves through hands-on education, science and the breeding of critically endangered species.
Wolves are among the most misunderstood animals on the continent. Decades of persecution, habitat loss, illegal killing and hostile legislation have pushed some populations to the edge, even though these predators are keystone species that keep whole ecosystems in balance. The Wolf Conservation Center exists to change how people see them and to give the rarest wolves a genuine future.
From its base in South Salem, the centre works on two fronts at once. It cares for ambassador wolves that help the public meet these animals up close, and it runs a serious recovery operation for endangered red wolves and Mexican gray wolves. Education sits at the heart of everything, delivered through on-site visits, school sessions, summer camps, live webcams and online programmes that reach people far beyond New York.
As a partner in the Saving Animals From Extinction effort, the centre breeds and raises wolves whose pups can help rebuild wild populations. Its ecology and coexistence lab adds peer-reviewed research and expert discussion, while a legislation tracker keeps supporters informed about the policies that decide whether wolves live or die.
This blend of science, advocacy and storytelling is what makes the work matter. Support helps raise pups, fund research, reach new audiences and push for evidence-based protection, so that wolves are valued rather than feared and remain part of the wild landscapes that need them.
Conservation breeding
Raising critically endangered red and Mexican gray wolves for release through the national SAFE programme.
Education programmes
Connecting people with wolves through onsite, virtual and travelling presentations for schools and communities.
Research
Studying wolf ecology and coexistence to inform smarter, evidence-based conservation decisions.
Advocacy
Tracking legislation and rallying public support to defend wolves and their place in the wild.



News from Wolf Conservation Center
Be part of the movement
Donating is the last step, not the first. Pick one and start today.
- 1WatchStream the films and stories behind their work, then tell someone what moved you.Watch →
- 2FollowFollow Wolf Conservation Center on Instagram and keep their work in your feed.Follow ↗
- 3ShareShare this page so more people meet Wolf Conservation Center. Reach is its own kind of donation.
- 4Donate100% of your gift routes to Wolf Conservation Center's conservation work. Ecoflix takes nothing.Donate →