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TweetPinSharePhoto By Jim Clark/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: Rep. Tom O’Halleran has introduced legislation to compensate ranchers for 100 percent of the loss of livestock by Mexican gray wolves. By …
O’Halleran bill would reimburse ranchers for loss due to Mexican gray wolves Read More TweetPinSharePhoto By Jim Clark/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: A Mexican Gray wolf is pictured here in 2006. There were 114 wolves recorded in Arizona and New Mexico at the beginning …
Editorial: Waxing wolves Read More
TweetPinShareFile Photo By Michael Hannan/Cronkite News: An experimental population of Mexican wolves lives in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area in eastern Arizona and western New Mexico. The rare wolves …
The public can comment on proposed changes to the management plan for Mexican wolves Read More TweetPinSharePhoto By Jim Clark/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: A Mexican gray wolf is pictured here in 2006. A $37,000 reward is being offered for information regarding the killing of a …
Wildlife Service offers a $37,000 reward for information regarding the suspicious death of a Mexican gray wolf near Eagar Read More
TweetPinSharePhoto By Jenna Miller/Cronkite News: Researchers fitted this Mexican gray wolf with a radio collar in 2018. Tracking the animals in the wild is part of a decades-long effort to …
Enough habitat exists to support the return of Mexican wolves in Southwest, study says Read More
TweetPinSharePhoto By Gary Kramer/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: The government said it authorized the “lethal removal” of four endangered Mexican gray wolves in one week during March only as a …
Feds kill four Mexican gray wolves, days after announcing population gains Read More
TweetPinSharePhoto By Annie Ropeik: Dogs play a critical role down on the farm, and experts say they can protect livestock from wolves. By Casey Kuhn/KJZZ EAGAR – Farming often involves …
Big dogs may be key to protecting Arizona herds fro Mexican gray wolf Read More
TweetPinSharePhoto By Dexter K. Oliver: Fifteen volunteers and biologists swarm around one Mexican gray wolf being crammed into a transport cage within a holding pen at the Sevilleta NWR. Column …
Editorial: Wolves behind the scenes Read More TweetPinSharePhoto By Jim Clark/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: A Mexican Gray wolf is pictured here in 2006. There were 114 wolves recorded in Arizona and New Mexico at the beginning …
Mexican gray wolf listed as a subspecies, keeps endangered status Read More
TweetPinSharePhoto By Dexter K. Oliver: Bobbie Holaday is shown here holding a Mexican gray wolf recovery fundraising rally in Tucson in 1994. Editorial By Dexter K. Oliver It just happened …
Women, wolves, and sunset clauses Read More