Mexican Gray Wolf News

1999-2005

December 2005

Mexican wolf to remain on Endangered Species List – Eastern Arizona Courier

Mexican wolf program may change: wolves have more room, but ranchers may be able to kill – Albuquerque Journal

July 2005

Wolves aren't so big or bad – Albuquerque Journal

Let science, not politics, help the wolf – The Arizona Republic

June 2005

Mexican gray's presence in wild challenged – Albuquerque Journal

Ranchers, environmentalists agree it's time for a change – Albuquerque Journal

Experts: Wolf recovery program failing – Albuquerque Journal

Ring Pack alpha male killed by Feds – Albuquerque Journal

May 2005

Wildlife managers place one-year moratorium on Mexican wolf releases – Land Letter

Experts tout Mexican wolf breeding breakthrough – AP

April 2005

Pups born in captivity boost Mexican wolf population by 10% - AP

February 2005

Court overturns rule downlisting wolf's endangered status – San Bernardino County Sun

Wolf's future hits another twist – Casper Star Tribune

Judge dismisses challenge to Mexican wolf reintroduction – AP

January 2005

Aspen Pack female re-released to wild – AZ Game and Fish Dept.

Scientist is new head of Mexican gray wolf program – Albuquerque Journal

November 2004

Reintroduced Mexican gray wolves recovering despite shootings – Arizona Daily Star

Bullets remain top killer of wolves – Silver City Sun News

July 2004

A new pack of wolves - the Aspen Pack - placed in AZ – AZ Game and Fish Dept.

June 2003

Wolves slated for release in AZ – AZ Game and Fish Dept.

November 1999

No people allowed: The Mexican gray wolf returns to the Southwest – The New Yorker