Mexican gray wolf

Scientists, Conservationists Call For Sweeping Changes To Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Plan

By • Oct 17, 2019
Courtesy

Dozens of scientists and wildlife advocates are calling on federal officials to dramatically change how endangered Mexican gray wolves are managed in the Southwest. KNAU’s Ryan Heinsius reports, it comes more than a year after the current plan was found to violate federal law.


Groups: Saving Mexican Gray Wolves Needs New Approach

By Associated Press • Oct 17, 2019
Chicago Zoological Society

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 federal court, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is developing a new rule to guide management of the endangered predators in New Mexico and Arizona.

Wildlife Managers Investigate Mexican Gray Wolf Death

By Associated Press • Oct 11, 2019
earthjustice.org

Wildlife managers are investigating the death of a Mexican gray wolf found last month in Arizona.

Wildlife Officials Reviewing Death of Mexican Gray Wolf

By • Aug 15, 2019
southwestwildlife.org

Wildlife managers are investigating the death of a Mexican gray wolf found last month in New Mexico.

US Authorities Investigate Death of Mexican Gray Wolf

By • Jul 19, 2019

Wildlife managers say investigators are looking into the death of a Mexican gray wolf that was found last month in New Mexico.

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