Wolves naturally wander. If they’re thriving in northern Arizona, why stop them?
US Fish and Wildlife Service needs to take steps to establish additional populations of lobos in the Grand Canyon ecoregion and southern Rockies.
Feds strengthen requirements for determining Mexican gray wolf predation of livestock
New standards should ensure Mexican gray wolves aren't unfairly blamed for livestock predation.
New Information Shows Fewer than Four Collared Mexican Gray Wolves in the Wild in Mexico
Concern grows about over-reliance on a very small population of wolves in Mexico to achieve recovery for lobos, as conservationists urge US officials to do all they can to recover lobos in both Mexico and the US.
Asha, wandering Mexican wolf captured near Taos last winter, returned to wild
Asha is roaming free in the wild once again, and we wish her safety and a chance to thrive wherever she chooses to wander.
Conservationists celebrate lobo cross-fostering successes but concerns remain about genetic crisis
An ongoing freeze on wolf family releases along with arbitrary boundaries and human-caused mortality continue to limit recovery in spite of cross-fostering successes.
Government Agents Kill Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf Father, Threatening Pack’s Survival
An endangered lobo has been killed, leaving the future of his family uncertain.
Mexican Gray Wolf Population Grew 23% in 2022
Number of Wolves Increases to 241 But Genetic Diversity Remains Low.
CONSERVATION GROUPS CELEBRATE RECORD MEXICAN WOLF POPULATION BUT CAUTION AGAINST USING NUMBERS ALONE TO MEASURE RECOVERY
A record-breaking year for lobos, but recovery is about more than just total numbers.
Conservation groups dismayed by agency removal of wandering wolf Asha
Asha's wild wanderings end, for now.
Conservation groups urge agencies to allow Mexican wolf Asha to continue her travels
Asha continues her historic journey through northern New Mexico.
Conservationists celebrate northward-roaming Mexican gray wolf
Young wolf named Asha is breaking records for the recovery program's geographic extent.
Endangered Mexican wolf treks north of I-40 in New Mexico
Wandering wolf makes a journey north.
Mexican gray wolf found dead near Winston, New Mexico
Genetically valuable Mexican wolf father killed after years of successfully raising his family in the wild.
Mexican Wolf Recovery Plan still doesn’t do enough to address human-caused wolf deaths
Revised plan likely won't be enough to curb the number of human-caused deaths.
Mexican Wolf Recovery Plan Revision Draws Mixed Reviews from Wildlife Advocates
Wildlife advocates expressed mixed feelings about the 2022 revision of the Mexican Wolf Recovery Plan.
Federal Officials Release Final Revised Mexican Gray Wolf Plan
The plan does not alter low wolf population target numbers that are not supported by science, nor does it establish genetic metrics for recovery.
Wolf-killing N.M. rancher to pay $10K for illegal grazing
The Forest Service revoked the rancher's grazing permit after he pled guilty to killing a Mexican gray wolf.
The Not So Big and Definitely Not Bad Wolf
When you think of a wolf, what comes to mind?
Mexican Gray Wolf Rule Eliminates Numeric Cap, Unlikely to Improve Genetic Diversity
The new 10(j) Rule won't alleviate the genetic crisis.
Lawsuit Launched to Challenge New Federal Rule that Fails to Recover Mexican Gray Wolves
Advocates head back to court to keep fighting for the 10(j) Rule lobos need to recover and thrive.
Mr. Goodbar survived a gunshot, but lost a leg. Other Mexican gray wolves are not so lucky
Mr. Goodbar survived, but many other Mexican gray wolves have lost their lives to illegal killing.
Cry Wolf
Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Is Being Sabotaged by Ranchers Who Claim the Canines Are Killing Cattle – and the Federal Employees Who Sign Off on Reports
Protect the Seco Creek Wolf Pack’s Wild Legacy
The Seco Creek wolf family should be granted greater protections and celebrated for their contributions to wolf recovery.
Mexican Gray Wolf Rule Eliminates Cap on Population, Restricts Killing
New Federal Management Rule Still Falls Short on Genetic Diversity by Rejecting Science-Based Reforms.
ANTI-WILDLIFE POLITICIANS DEMAND REMOVAL OF DENNING WOLF FAMILY
Politics put the Seco Creek wolf family at risk.
Lobos Still on the Brink of Extinction
Mexican gray wolf population increases, but lobos are still among the rarest species in the southwestern US.
OVER 81,000 DEMAND SUPPORT FOR LONG-TERM MEXICAN GRAY WOLF CONSERVATION
Enormous outpouring of public support backs majority public opinion that Mexican gray wolves need stronger protections.
Justice for Anubis: Protest Illegal Killing of Mexican Gray Wolves
Wandering wolf Anubis was tragically killed on public lands. Tell AZGFD and USFWS they need to do more to protect endangered wolves!
Mexican Gray Wolf Anubis Killed on National Forest Land
In tragic news, Wandering Wolf Anubis has been illegally killed on public lands in Northern Arizona.
Public Comments Needed on the Draft SEIS and Proposed 10(j) Rule. Speak out for Mexican Gray Wolves!
Now is the time to speak out on behalf of the Mexican gray wolf during the upcoming public comment period for the 10(j) Rule!
MEXICAN GRAY WOLF “ANUBIS” RETURNS TO NORTHERN ARIZONA
Wandering Mexican gray wolf Anubis (m2520) has once again made his way north of Interstate 40.
In the News: Voter approval of Colorado wolf reintroduction means “paws on the ground” by late 2023
Denver Post, Bruce Finley – November 5, 2020
PODCAST: Trump Administration Delists Gray Wolves: Response from the Experts
BioScience - Carlos Carroll, Adrian Treves, Bridgett vonHoldt, and Dan Rohlf - November 11, 2020
In the News: Mexican gray wolves spared as Trump officials end gray wolf protections across most of US
Associated Press, Silver City News – October 29, 2020
Wild Mexican Wolves At Risk
The Wildlife News, Greta Anderson – October 26, 2020
In the News: Armed with new research, ranchers rethink depredation
NM Political Report, Kendra Chamberlain – September 22, 2020
In the News: Wolf deaths, introductions, spawn controversy
By Peter Aleshire, White Mountain Independent, July 31, 2020
In the News: Save the Saffel Pack
by Greta Anderson, The Wildlife News - July 18, 2020
In the News: Deaths of 2 Mexican gray wolves investigated
Albuquerque Journal, June 29, 2020 - Please Write a Letter to the Editor in SUpport of Mexican Wolves
Fact Sheet: Hunting and Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery
How are hunters playing a valuable role in Mexican gray wolf recovery?
In the News: Advocates question investigations used to target ‘problem’ wolves
Albuquerque Journal – May 24, 2020 - Speak for Wolves!
In the News: Activists, ranchers battle over federal wolf kills
Albuquerque Journal, Theresa Davis – April 8, 2020 – Send Letters to the Editor
In the News: Mexican gray wolf population grows by 24% in the 2019 survey
By Debra Utacia Krol, Arizona Republic, March 19, 2020
In the News: Mexican Wolf Population Goes Up In U.S. With At Least 163 Now In Arizona and New Mexico
By Rosie McCall, Newsweek, March 19, 2020
In the News: Mexican gray wolf population increases by 24%
By Theresa Davis, Albuquerque Journal, March 18th, 2020
In the News: Endangered gray wolf population on the rise in southwest US
Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press, March 18, 2020
In the News: Wildlife managers investigate deaths of 3 Mexican wolves
Associated Press, February 20, 2020
In the News: Health of packs studied, new wolves identified in annual Mexican gray wolf count
Arizona Republic — February 10, 2020
In the News: Wolf Watch
Albuquerque Journal, February 2, 2020 — Send Letters to the Editor
In the News: Border wall construction to begin on San Pedro
By Shar Porier, Herald Review, January 4, 2020
