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Wildlife: Court settlement compels feds to complete recovery plan for Mexican...

Wolf advocates hope for more releases of captive-bred wolves Staff Report The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service this week agreed to prepare a recovery plan for Mexican gray wolves by 2017. The court...

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Two Mexican gray wolves die during ‘count and capture’ operation

A Mexican gray wolf in the wilds of the Blue Range wolf recovery area. Photo courtesy of the Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team. Feds suspend aerial tranquilizing pending necropsy results Staff...

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Wolf advocates push for more releases in Gila Wilderness

More releases of wolves are needed to genetically bolster the population in the wild. Photo by John and Karen Hollingsworth/USFWS. Letter to feds points out dangers of ‘genetic bottleneck’ Staff Report...

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Wildlife: Southwest wolf population tops 100 for first time in modern era

Conservation biologists focusing on genetic health of packs A Mexican gray wolf in the wilds of the Blue Range wolf recovery area. Photo courtesy of the Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team. Staff...

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Feds update rules for Mexican gray wolves

Wildlife advocates say plans fall short of what’s needed for recovery of the species A Mexican gray wolf in the wilds of the Blue Range wolf recovery area. Photo courtesy of the Mexican Wolf...

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Mexican gray wolves may get more room to roam

USFWS seeks to expand recovery area Staff Report FRISCO — Federal biologists say they want to gradually expand the recovery area for Mexican gray wolves, ultimately covering enough habitat for more...

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Biodiversity: Some progress for Mexican gray wolves?

Feds propose updates to management of Southwest wolves Wolf pups recently born to a New Mexico pack. Photo by USFWS. By Summit Voice FRISCO — Rare and beleaguered Mexican gray wolves may get a little...

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Wolves just can’t catch seem to a break in the West

Was public cut out of  Arizona wolf planning process? Mexican gray wolf. Photo courtesy USFWS. Staff Report FRISCO — The slowly recovering population of Mexican gray wolves in the Southwest may face...

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Wildlife: Southwest wolf numbers up 4th year in a row

Wolves numbers are slowly increasing in the Southwest. Hopeful signs for recovery effort, but challenges remain By Bob Berwyn FRISCO — Against a backdrop of political and legal battles over the status...

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Mexican gray wolves will get more room to roam

Feds settle lawsuit, brightening prospects for Southwest wolf recovery Mexican gray wolf. Photo courtesy USFWS. By Summit Voice FRISCO — Mexican gray wolves may get a little more breathing room in the...

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Biodiversity: More wolf turmoil in the Southwest

kj Feds back away from plan to capture wolves that cross the border from Mexico By Summit Voice SUMMIT COUNTY — Wolves crossing the border from Mexico into the southwestern U.S. won’t be trapped and...

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Southwest gray wolf population up 3d year in a row

Numbers still short of recovery goals Mexican gray wolf. Photo courtesy USFWS. By Summit Voice FRISCO — Mexican gray wolf numbers are inching toward the target of the long-running $25 million recovery...

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La Migra — for wolves

Mexican gray wolf M968 in 2011 at Sevilleta Wolf Management Facility. Photo courtesy USFWS. Lawsuit to challenge USFWS on ‘recovery permit’ for wolves released in Mexico By Summit Voice FRISCO — While...

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Slow going for Mexican gray wolf recovery

Conservation advocates call for more releases Mexican wolf, M1050. Photo courtesy of the Endangered Wolf Center. By Summit Voice SUMMIT COUNTY — The Mexican gray wolf population in the Southwest is...

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