Wolf Cam South at International Wolf Center

The Ambassador Pack

The wolves in view belong to the Ambassador Pack, a group of captive-born educators that help visitors around the world understand the social structures and survival instincts of wild wolves. Members move between rest, play and territorial patrol across the forested enclosure.

The South Cam Perspective

This camera sits on the south side of the roughly 1.25-acre wooded habitat, framing a gravel-and-grass clearing bordered by chain-link fencing and dense woodland. It captures the pack as they roam, communicate and interact within their territory.

The International Wolf Center

Located in Ely, Minnesota, the International Wolf Center is a renowned educational institution dedicated to advancing the survival of wolf populations through science-based teaching about wolves, their ecosystems and their relationship with humans.

Northwoods Setting

The center lies at the edge of Minnesota's Northwoods, a landscape of boreal forest, lakes and granite outcrops near the Boundary Waters. The enclosure's mix of trees, brush and open ground mirrors the wild terrain these animals represent.