Secretary of the Wildlife Center in the 1980s, Sybil Ferguson published a book of compelling stories in 1991. In honor of the upcoming Baby Season and the arrival of fawns, […]
One Injured Fawn – A Story by Sybil Ferguson Read More »
Admitted on February 23, we were pleased to release this pine grosbeak, who had suffered a window strike, last week.
Pine Grosbeak Release Read More »
Director of Wildlife of Wildlife Rehabilitation, Amanda: “An adult racoon in our care is already showing signs of shedding his winter coat. I am also seeing this on my horses
Phenology Focus: Staff Picks late Feb/early March Read More »
Thanksgiving is an important time for us at Northwoods Wildlife Center because it gives us the chance to reflect on all that we’re grateful for—and you are at the top
Join us in welcoming our 2024 summer interns to the Northwoods Wildlife Center! We are excited to host a talented and diverse group of individuals from all over the country
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Thanks to everyone who has stuck with us while we figure out the best way to build the new owl house. Our biggest challenge in developing a plan for the
Photo of the Year “Curious Ermine” by Rebecca Noeldner North American Wildlife – People’s Choice Awards 1st Place: “Wolf Love” by Stephen Bensing 2nd Place: “Snowy Eagle” by Philip
2024 Photo Gala Winners Read More »
We didn’t get this message out for Thanksgiving, but it’s never too late to say thank you! Especially since your support helped us turn 2023 into a success! So thank
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