Mexican Wolf - Arizona Game & Fish Department - AZGFD
Most wolves were gone from Arizona by the 1940s, but occasional sightings were still reported, mostly along the Mexican border. To conserve Arizona’s diverse wildlife resources and …
Mexican Wolf Management - Arizona Game & Fish Department
Mexican wolves had once disappeared completely from Arizona and New Mexico. By the end of 2016, surveys counted at least 113 Mexican wolves in the wild in Arizona and New Mexico. …
Mexican WOlf Program - Arizona Game & Fish
For centuries in Arizona, the call belonged to the Mexican wolf. But as the area attracted more settlers, the Mexican wolf was seen as the enemy of progress and efforts to eliminate it from …
Mexican Wolf Reports - Arizona Game & Fish Department - AZGFD
Quarterly Wolf Reports. Each quarter, a narrative summary of Mexican Wolf Blue Range Reintroduction Project activities is developed by the Interagency Field Team and distributed to …
Mexican Wolf Reintroduction | Arizona Wildlife Conservation ...
In 2020, the IFT cross-fostered 20 genetically-valuable Mexican Wolf pups into wild wolf dens in Arizona and New Mexico in 2020. Cross-fostering is an important process to safely reintroduce …
Mexican Wolf Numbers Soar Past 200 | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
For the first time since reintroduction into the wild, the population of Mexican wolves in Arizona and New Mexico has surpassed 200 with a minimum of 241 wild wolves documented in 2022.
Conserving the Mexican Wolf | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
In 1998, the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service released the first captive Mexican wolves into the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Area in Arizona and New Mexico. Absent from the …