Important Red Wolf Organizations
There are a number of organizations working to save red wolves from extinction. While some focus only on red wolves, others also strive to protect other kinds of wildlife. It is important to learn about these groups in order to support their efforts to preserve red wolves and other wildlife around the world. The organizations listed alphabetically below are just a few of the many animal institutions, private action groups, and government organizations that have a hand in the conservation of red wolves.
Wolf Header Photo: United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Wolf Header Photo: United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Association of Zoos and Aquariums
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) works to save species in danger of extinction from around the world, including red wolves. Representing more than 200 international animal institutions, the AZA is a critical component to the survival of many species.
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Defenders of Wildlife
Defenders of Wildlife advocates for the preservation and protection of wild animals. Founded in 1947, the organization is active in all realms of animal conservation efforts, from activities in the field to legal action in the name of wildlife protection.
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National Wolfwatcher Coalition
The National Wolfwatcher Coalition "educates, advocates, and participates" to help wolves of all kinds. Based in Duluth, Minnesota, Wolfwatcher promotes wolf conservation efforts while educating the public about wild canids such as red wolves.
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Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium
The Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium (PDZA) is at the forefront of the Red Wolf Species Survival Plan overseen by the AZA. Home to a number of red wolves, the institution has long been a key player in the continuation of the red wolf population.
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Red Wolf Coalition
The Red Wolf Coalition serves as the primary source of private support and advocacy for red wolves and red wolf conservation efforts. Focusing on education and the furthering of protection initiatives, the coalition is vital to red wolf survival.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is the government agency responsible for the active conservation of red wolves through the Red Wolf Recovery Program. It's efforts are vital to the future of the red wolf.
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