The sole surviving young heron from the injured chicks that were brought to Wolf Hollow after strong winds damaged nests at the Skagit Land Trust heronry in late May, was successfully rehabilitated and released back into the wild on Monday, 8/21.
Many thanks to the volunteers at the Skagit Land Trust heronry and the Skagit Heron Foraging Study team for their assistance in bringing this bird back to his home near Padilla Bay. Please enjoy this video of his flight to freedom!
Hello Wolf Hollow Supporters! As many of you know, the center has housing for the hard-working interns that join our rehabilitation and education staff each summer. We also have a seasonal employee that joins us for six months each year. Finding summer housing on San Juan Island is difficult and very expensive. The center needs…
After 4 months of care at Wolf Hollow, four young otters were released on the shores of a sheltered bay. They ran along the shore, investigated the rocks and seaweed, explored the driftwood and splashed in and out of the water. When they arrived at Wolf Hollow in June and early July the kits were…
Chanda Stone joined Wolf Hollow as Executive Director in September 2018. A native of southern California, Chanda has many years of experience as an arborist, wetland restoration coordinator and volunteer specialist. She earned a graduate degree from Portland State University and created TEAM Tualatin, a summer program for teens to restore natural wildlife habitats. Volunteering…
We are seeking applicants for our summer education intern position. This internship provides the opportunity to learn more about local wildlife and to gain experience giving presentations, manning our education booth at events, creating educational materials and working with children’s groups. Applicants should be 18 or over and live within our region so they can…
Take a look at our new Video section, to watch a crazy heron chick, bouncing fawns and night activity of flying squirrels.