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A coalition of environmental groups has filed a lawsuit against the federal government over Mexican gray wolf management. They say new parts of the recovery plan for the endangered animals fail to protect the species in the Southwest.
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U.S. wildlife managers want to see at least 320 Mexican gray wolves roaming the Southwest within the next several years, some environmentalists say that's not enough.
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The Arizona House has passed a bill that would strip state wildlife officials of the authority to stop the killing of endangered Mexican gray wolves in certain circumstances.
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Wildlife advocates have scored a legal victory in their attempt to reduce illegal killing of Mexican gray wolves in the Southwest. They say federal…
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Five gray wolf pups born at Mexico City’s Chapultepec Zoo are giving a boost to efforts to broaden the endangered species’ genetic diversity amid…
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An endangered Mexican gray wolf from eastern Arizona has taken a risky journey over hundreds of miles to the Flagstaff area. It’s a rare instance of a…
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A record number of captive-born endangered Mexican gray wolf pups have been placed in wild dens this year. It’s a process known as cross-fostering and is…
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The number of endangered Mexican gray wolves in the Southwest grew last year by 14%.That’s according to the latest count by state and federal wildlife…
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Dozens of scientists and wildlife advocates are calling on federal officials to dramatically change how endangered Mexican gray wolves are managed in the…
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Dozens of environmental groups and scientists are asking U.S. wildlife managers to rethink plans to protect the Mexican gray wolf. Following a loss in…