microchips or PIT tags beside a penny What ' s smaller than a penny and vital to island fox conservation? Microchips or passive inte...

April means Earth Day!  Time to go out and enjoy the outdoors. Time to make connections with local wildlife and work to make sure our w...

NPS photo of a golden eagle in Denali N.P. Between February and March of 2013, a threat to island foxes on the northern Channel Island...

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

Adult female on Santa Catalina Island Individual island foxes look very similar.  Males may be slightly larger than females, but it ca...

  Calling All Teachers! The successful recovery of the endangered island fox is a positive story of people making a difference in the l...

Join Friends of the Island Fox for: photo courtesy of Jay Dyer A Trip to Prisoner's Harbor Santa Cruz Island Saturday, Apr...

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

photo courtesy of Inge Rose You can’t care about an animal and its ecosystem if you don’t know about it. This year Friends of the Isla...

Island foxes have a long history with people.  We don't know for sure how island foxes first arrived on the Channel Islands. There a...