Mexican Gray Wolf News

2009

December 2009

Re-imagining Mexican gray wolf recovery - Wild Muse

Federal officials look for ways to make wolf recovery a success in the Southwest - Star Tribune

Wolf recovery at crossroads in Southwest - MSNBC

November 2009

Center for Biological Diversity threatens to sue over Mexican gray wolf protection - AP

US to step up control of Mexican wolf recovery program - Arizona Daily Star

USFWS retakes helm of Mexican wolf management - Ralph Maughan

Fish and Wildlife Service scraps "three-strikes rule" for Mexican gray wolves - New York Times

October 2009

Fund will help ranchers deal with Mexican wolves - Las Cruces Sun-News

Ranchers at odds with wolf policy - Abuquerque Journal

Middle Fork alpha wolves have 3 legs - Abuquerque Journal

Mexican wolves and livestock volunteer service project - Lobos of the Southwest

September 2009

Water, Natural Resources Committee hears from opposing sides of wolf debate - Silver City Sun-News

Mexican gray wolves to be spared, despite cow deaths - Albuquerque Journal

August 2009

Feds to release info on Mexican wolf / livestock conflict areas - Las Cruces Sun News

US Fish and Wildlife Service leaves Mexican wolf pack in wild - Silver City Sun-News

NM man pleads guilty in Mexican wolf death - AP

Wolf release in Mexico sparks concern in US - AP

Groups push for special wolf protections - AP

Let science lift number of Mexican gray wolves – The Arizona Republic

July 2009

Recovery of Mexican gray wolves remains elusive - Los Angeles Times

Groups seek federal probe of NM wolf pup deaths – NY Times

Setback for Mexican wolves – 4 wild pups dead, 2 returned to captivity - AP

Mexican wolf given reprieve to save his pups – Santa Fe Reporter

Endangered wolf allowed to stay in the wild – AP

May 2009

Alpha female of Bluestem Pack heads out on her own – The Gazette

Judge sides with environmentalists in Mexican wolf case - AP

Opinion Poll: Southwesterners love wolves – Lobos of the Southwest

April 2009

Court decision rejects attempt to block Mexican wolf recovery cases – Lobos of the Southwest

Wolves not harming elk numbers in Gila National Forest – Silver City Daily Press

February 2009

Mexican wolf population down to two breeding pairs from killings – Arizona Central

Mexican wolf population stayed the same in 2008 – Albuquerque Journal

Mexican wolf population stagnant, killings on the rise – Arizona Republic

January 2009

Two female wolves transferred from Washington State to Mexico facility for breeding – The Chronicle

2008 was worst year on record for Mexican gray wolves – Albuquerque Journal

Wolf program faces challenges – Albuquerque Journal

Feds: Mexican gray wolf plan needs updating – AP