See What’s Happening in Wolf Conservation
Read official California Wolf Center press releases, media appearances, and other content related to recent developments in wolf conservation.
KPBS: Julian Wolf Center is expanding care for wolves at a time when federal protections seem uncertain
KPBS Environment Reporter Tammy Murga visits the California Wolf Center to discuss wolf recovery, the importance of coexistence, and our plans for a new conservation and education campus in Julian.
Trump order puts wolf protections — and Julian’s California Wolf Center expansion — in spotlight
Times of San Diego examines potential changes to federal wolf protections and the California Wolf Center’s major investment in expanded facilities to strengthen wolf recovery and coexistence efforts.
SDBJ: California Wolf Center Plans for a New Den
The San Diego Business Journal takes a closer look at the California Wolf Center as it approaches its 50th anniversary, including the new $3 million Guardians of the Wild campaign and an ambitious expansion that will help shape the organization’s next chapter.
California Wolf Center in midst of $3M campaign for next-gen conservation campus in Julian
East County Magazine highlights CWC’s Guardians of the Wild campaign and plans for an ambitious expansion that will enhance our animal care, education and wildlife conservation work for future generations.
California Wolf Center plans to expand education, conservation efforts
CBS 8 reporter Shawn Styles visits CWC to learn about our plans for a major expansion that will make our programs more accessible and strengthen public education about the role of wolves in ecosystems.
Press Release: California Wolf Center Launches $3 Million Capital Campaign to Create Next-Generation Campus
The California Wolf Center unveils plans for its new conservation and education campus and introduces Guardians of the Wild, a $3 million capital campaign to help bring the vision to life.
Restoring the Wild: Apex Predators, Biodiversity, and the Future of Coexistence
Jacob Keeton, Ciera MacIsaac and Matt Anderson from the California Wolf Center join the Spotlight on the Community podcast to discuss the vital intersection of wildlife recovery, ecosystem health, and community partnership.
KTLA: A Visit to the California Wolf Center
Travel journalist Kinga Philipps appeared on KTLA 5 News in Los Angeles to talk about her visit to the California Wolf Center as part of her road trip to the Anza Borrego Desert State Park.
KUSI News: CWC’s 2025 Year-End Appeal
Director of Education and Engagement Jacob Keeton discusses CWC’s annual giving campaign and how we work with communities to create a sustainable future for wolves and people.
San Diego Magazine: Working Toward a Wilder Tomorrow with the CA Wolf Center
Tucked away on the outskirts of Julian, just a few miles from antique shops and apple pie, is an organization fighting to protect one of the world’s most misunderstood predators.
Ranch & Coast Magazine: How six San Diego nonprofits in our philanthropic community are changing lives every day
CWC is one of the organizations meeting critical needs and transforming lives across San Diego County. ( Photo Credit - Sean McCracken )
Gray Wolves Make Remarkable Comeback in California
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife estimates that there are now at least 70 gray wolves in the state, up from 44 documented the year before.
3 California Wolf Center North American Gray Wolves Transferred to Lake Superior Zoo
North American gray wolf sisters Shasta, Sierra, and Tehama move to newly-renovated wolf exhibit in Minnesota.
Four Captive-Bred Mexican Gray Wolf Pups Successfully Introduced to Wild Wolf Pack in Arizona Through Cross-Fostering
California Wolf Center, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team work together to save the endangered subspecies.
California Wolf Center Welcomes a Litter of Seven Mexican Gray Wolf Pups
California Wolf Center welcomes a litter of seven Mexican gray wolf pups. With less than 120 wild Mexican gray wolves in the US, these puppies are definitely a cause for celebration!
Litter of critically endangered wolf pups born in Julian, CA
California Wolf Center welcomes a litter of seven Mexican gray wolf pups. With less than 120 wild Mexican gray wolves in the US, these puppies are definitely a cause for celebration!
Gray Wolves Born at California Wolf Center as Wild Counterparts Make History in Our State
At least two gray wolf puppies have been born at California Wolf Center. These two pups join their parents, Wintu and Yana, as part of the North American gray wolf pack residing at the nonprofit’s conservation center.
California Wolf Center Celebrates Newly Born Puppies
These two puppies, born to North American gray wolves Wintu and Yana, join the over twenty resident wolves at the conservation center. We welcome these newly born wolves at a critical time as their wild counterparts are returning to the Golden State.
Gray Wolves Welcomed to Oakland Zoo As Wild Wolves Return to Our State
A pair of gray wolves have joined the list of eight new native-Californian species at Oakland Zoo’s upcoming California Trail expansion, opening in June 2018.
Oakland Zoo Welcomes Wolves as Their Wild Counterparts Return to Our State
A pair of gray wolves have joined the list of eight new native-Californian species at Oakland Zoo’s upcoming California Trail expansion, opening in June 2018. Wild wolves are now returning to California - after being extirpated during government-run antipredator campaigns a century ago.