Red Wolf Den at Trevor Zoo

A Window into Red Wolf Conservation

The Trevor-Lovejoy Zoo at Millbrook School operates this dedicated breeding facility for the American red wolf, one of the world's most endangered canid species. This camera streams directly from the animals' indoor den, offering an unusually close look at a species most visitors never see up close.

One of the Rarest Predators in North America

Only a small population of red wolves remains in the wild, making every den camera a valuable conservation tool. The secluded, straw-lined enclosure shown here lets the wolves den, rest, and raise pups with minimal human disturbance while still allowing the public to observe them remotely.

Part of an Accredited Education Campus

Established in 1936, the Trevor-Lovejoy Zoo is the only zoo based at a high school and is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. It is home to roughly 80 species, and this feed is one of several the zoo shares publicly to support wildlife education.