photo courtesy of Megan Sarrail Island foxes are a model of conservation success!  In August of 2016, island foxes were removed from federal...

In 2018 most island fox populations were stable, but not without risk factors.   As expected, high temperatures and below average ra...

What is the current status of the endangered Channel Island fox?  Come join us and find out. Friends of the Island Fox will be ...

photo courtesy of Dave Graber photo courtesy of Kevin Schafer The annual meeting of the Island Fox Conservation Working Group repo...

courtesy of Kevin Schafer The annual meeting of the Island Fox Conservation Working Group took place yesterday, hosted by Friends of the...

courtesy of National Park Service In 2000 when there were only 15 island foxes surviving in captive breeding pens on San Miguel, you cou...

island fox with radio tracking collar; courtesy CIC Island fox populations are returning to normal levels across the six California Cha...

Have you heard the good news?  All four of the subspecies of endangered Channel Island foxes are doing well. In fact, three of the subs...

Friends of the Island Fox founder Pat Meyer recently was interviewed on a television program in Ventura County, California.  Hear he...

photo courtesy of Kim Michaels, KimMichaels.com What is the current status of the endangered Channel Island fox? In 2012 the Channel Isl...