“The #MexicanGrayWolf recovery program has been sabotaged by the over-reporting of wolf predation on livestock,” said Greta Anderson, deputy director of Western Watersheds Project. “It has resulted in wolves being killed by the government and their packs disbanded, and it has resulted in the taxpayers footing the bill for improbable reimbursement claims for losses totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.”
True, true, all true.
TKO.
Arizona Game and Fish Department is thwarting #MexicanGrayWolf recovery with their insistence on an arbitrary northern boundary for the species. Time to follow the science and drop the restrictions on wildlife movement and recovery.
Get ready for a dose of adorable!
We've all had those mornings, and it seems Mexican gray wolf pup Kazoo is no exception! He's so deep in his puppy dreams that it takes the combined efforts of his entire pack to wake him up!
Beyond being cute, this a glimpse into the close-knit and affectionate nature of wolf families. Every interaction, even a collective wake-up call, is a testament to the strong bonds they share.
Eager to play, Mexican gray wolf Sonda puts his baby brother's head in his mouth!
Six-week-old Kazoo & his big brother Sonda have a bond that's as special as it is adorable. Their playful interactions weave a heartwarming tale of true sibling love.
Beyond being cute, these exchanges play a crucial role in their development. Through the joy of play, they learn, they grow, & they strengthen the bonds that make them family.
A serene moment with Mexican gray wolf Trumpet, who's a natural at the delicate art of motherhood. Her ease in caring for her almost 4-week-old pup is a sight to behold. Shoutout to all super-moms who make the challenging look effortless in the wild & beyond!
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Look at that beautiful bald belly!
Red wolf Lava recently plucked the hair from her big belly – a custom for expectant mothers when preparing for pups!
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Webcams Our collection of webcams allow an unlimited number of viewers to enter the private lives of our "Education" wolves Silas and Nikai, and seven elusive packs of critically endangered wolves via unobtrusive cameras in and around anticipated den sites. Enjoy and please let us know if you see anything interesting! Curious about wolf behavior?
One of the most beloved matriarchs at the Wolf Conservation Center turns 15 today - join us in wishing Mexican gray wolf Rosa a happy birthday! 🎉
We've had the privilege of witnessing Rosa grow from a newborn pup into the intelligent, loving, and fierce wolf that she is today. Her tenacity inspires us, and we're so thankful that her children were raised by this powerful female - they will be better wolves because of her.
We love you, Rosa!
Wolves nap together, live together, and, most importantly, love together.
For wolves, family is everything. 🐺
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Federal employees killed an endangered Mexican gray wolf.
Affectionately named Rusty by a middle school student in a nationwide contest, the wolf was killed on April 12, leaving behind his likely pregnant mate and several yearling pups.
Get this... The Service quietly authorized the killing on March 29, 2023 – on the day marking the 25th anniversary of Mexican wolves’ return to the wild.
MEDIA CONTACTS: Maggie Howell, Wolf Conservation Center, (914) 763-2373; [email protected] Anderson, Western Watersheds Project (520)623-1878; [email protected] Chris Smith, WildEarth Guardians, (505) 395-6177, [email protected] Robinson, Center for Biological Diversity, (575) 313-7017, [email protected] Michelle Lute, Project Coyote, (406) 848-4910, [email protected] Renee Seacor, The Rewilding Institute, (845) 402-0018, [email protected] SILVER CITY, N.M. – An endangered Mexican gray wolf
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Yes, #MexicanGrayWolf is the most #endangered sub species of wolves in the world. They lack #GeneticDiversity & it’s critical for them to be able to pass freely between the US & Mexico. Trump & his #BorderWall put the species into even greater peril. One wolf was observed pacing at the wall for 23 miles, unable to continue south.
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