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Red Wolves Thrive with New Pups and Wildlife Crossings | Greenville News
Red wolf pups are thriving in the wild—four litters, 12 to 16 pups born this year in North Carolina, a major win for the planet’s most endangered wolf species. With only 22 adults left, this resilience proves their lifelong mating and cooperative parenting is working. Thanks to dedicated conservationists, landowners, and a $2 million boost from the Center for Biological Diversity, North Carolina secured a $31 million federal grant to build wildlife crossings under highways—saving not just red wolves, but black bears, otters, and turtles from traffic. It’s a small but powerful step toward…
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