Wolf Science Center

The Wolf Science Center conducts research on wolves and dogs, examining their behavior patterns and social interactions within controlled environments at Wildpark Ernstbrunn.

Founded in 2008 with wolf pups at Cumberland Wildpark, the center relocated to Ernstbrunn in 2009 and integrated with the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna by 2017.

The facility maintains North American gray wolves and hybrid dogs in small groups, enabling researchers to study domestication processes and animal cognition.

Visitors enter through Wildpark Ernstbrunn to participate in guided tours, observe wolves in their habitat, and learn about ongoing research projects.

Scientists at the center raise wolf and dog puppies from birth, creating opportunities for comparative studies of their development and social behaviors.

Location: Ernstbrunn

Location: Lower Austria

Inception: 2008

Website: http://www.wolfscience.at

Part of: Wildpark Ernstbrunn, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna

Address: Wolfsforschungszentrum, Dörfles 48, A-2115 Ernstbrunn

Website: http://wolfscience.at

GPS coordinates: 48.54390,16.34940

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:30