IndyWeek, an award-winning news magazine serving Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, featured a story about the effort to conserve red wolves—and the efforts to undermine that conservation—in its 31 August 2016 issue. Read … Read More

A strong majority of North Carolinians support the effort to recover the native red wolf, according to a new poll conducted by Tulchin Research. These results arrive as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service … Read More

Kim Wheeler, the Red Wolf Coalition’s Executive Director, has won Wild South’s prestigious Roosevelt-Ashe Conservation Award for Outstanding Educator. We are proud of Kim’s accomplishments, and we are fortunate to have her … Read More

20 June 2016, conservation groups asked the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina to stop the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) from capturing and killing—and authorizing private … Read More

A group calling itself “Citizens Science” has initiated several online petitions accusing the Red Wolf Coalition of raiding wild canid dens and brutally destroying the pups. The group also alleges that the … Read More

Opposition to the Red Wolf Recovery Program has manifested itself in a number of ways. One of these is through complaints by some red wolf opponents to the Department of the Interior’s … Read More

A variety of publications have recently featured articles of interest to red wolf supporters. Below is a listing: Red Wolves May Help Understanding of Human Eye Disease Mitochondrial DNA Variation in Southeastern … Read More

Tuesday, January 26, 2016 Petition Responds to Recent Moves by Obama Administration to Abandon Red Wolf Recovery Program Albemarle Peninsula, N.C.—More than 80 private landowners in North Carolina’s five-county red wolf recovery … Read More

An Open Letter to All Red Wolf Fans, Supporters, and Advocates from the Executive Director and the Board of Directors of the Red Wolf Coalition HISTORY Since the Red Wolf Coalition (RWC) … Read More

An article published by The Wildlife Society notes that the coyote sterilization program undertaken to stop coyote/red wolf hybridization has been successful in limiting genetic introgression in red wolves. This finding could … Read More