About Us
NYMetroParents, the parenting division of Davler Media Group, publishes eight regional print magazines around the greater New York City metro region, as well as the website nymetroparents.com.
Read more...
Family Calendar - Search for Kids' Activities in Your Area
Get the Best Winter Activities Sent to You!
Winter Wolves
- Jan. 15, 2022 through Jan. 23, 2022, Saturdays and Sundays, 10-11:30am and 1-2:30pm
- Wolf Conservation Center
- 7 Buck Run, South Salem
- All Ages
- $15; $12 children younger than 12 - Advanced Registration Required
- Visit Website
Winter offers families a unique opportunity to visit the wolves during their favorite time of year. Learn about the mythology, biology and ecology of wolf families and discover why this season is such a magical time for packs in North America. Whether the wolves are living on the Arctic tundra or the woodlands of the southwest, wolf families are out searching for prey as their maturing pups experience their first winter season. Guests will visit gray wolves Alawa, Nikai, and Zephyr as well as potentially behold some of the WCC’s critically endangered red wolves and Mexican gray wolves. Please dress for COLD weather – this program is entirely outdoors.
Editor's Picks for Westchester
- Public Skate - 10/24/21 - 03/13/22
- Mommy & Me Meet the Animals - 01/07/22 - 03/18/22
- Kids Night Out - 01/08/22 - 01/29/22
Can't-Miss Events in Westchester
- The Spongebob Musical - 01/22/22 - 01/30/22
- Mommy & Me Meet the Animals - 01/07/22 - 03/18/22
- Mommy & Me Meet the Animals - 12/03/21 - 03/18/22
Other Events at Wolf Conservation Center
- Winter Wolves - 01/29/22 - 01/30/22
- Lobo Love: Valentine’s Day Party with Wolves! - 02/12/22 - 02/13/22
About Wolf Conservation Center
7 Buck Run
South Salem, NY
- Standard hours: Open by Program Registration Only
- Parking: Free
The Wolf Conservation Center (WCC), founded in 1999 by Hélène Grimaud, is a private, not-for-profit environmental education organization located in South Salem, NY.
The WCC’s mission is to promote wolf conservation by teaching about wolves, their relationship to the environment, and the human role in protecting their future. The WCC accomplishes this mission through onsite and offsite education programs emphasizing wolf biology, the ecological benefits of wolves and other large predators, and the current status of wolf recovery in the United States.
Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
