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Scentpost, October 1998
I feel comfortable around them. The wolves were making me uncomfortable. They kept rearing up, planting their paws ... invited to the resident pack's weekly meal of roadkill - yum!) Wolves and Beavers (an interpretative field trip) and a senses trail, ... There we got to see a variety of wild canids, including Mexican wolves, which WCSRC is helping release into the wild. The facility ...
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Endangered Species: Northern Rocky Mountains
Mexican Wolf to part of its historic range in the Southwest. The Wolf Compensation Fund will be expanded to these southern areas when the Mexican Wolves arrive. The Fund is credited with making these ambitious proposals politically feasible. However, wolves have always been villains in mythology, and ...
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Reintroduction of Native Species on the Colorado Plateau
Intensive efforts by the federal government were largely successful in eradicating Mexican wolves by the middle of this century. Since then a few wolves have been caught and killed; the last confirmed wild Mexican wolf was reported in the United States in 1970 and in Mexico in 1980. Mexican wolves were listed as ...
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Gray Wolf - Defenders of Wildlife
Mexican wolves are found in New Mexico and Arizona. Thanks to the reintroduction of wolves in 1995, Yellowstone National Park is one of the most favored places to see and hear wolves ... wolf delisting throughout Northern Rockies (7/18/2008) Groups ask court to intervene for Mexican wolves (4/30/2008) WILDLIFEeNEWS See latest eNews > Privacy Policy > Programs & Policy Wildlife Conservation Habitat ...
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Arizona Office - Defenders of Wildlife
Key Programs: Recovering the Mexican wolf: Defenders advocates for the recovery of wolves throughout the southwest, scientifically-based wolf management and innovative solutions ... Defenders acts to save jaguar (6/3/2008) Groups ask court to intervene for Mexican wolves (4/30/2008) Success Story Black-footed Ferrets Return to Kansas! Larry and Bette ...
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Environmental Leadership Program: ELP Activity Fund Projects
New Mexican borderlands area. For each of these symposia, I will bring together environmental historians and ... initial symposium will take on the topic of wildlife, focusing primarily on the reintroduction of Mexican wolves (El Lobo) in the forests along the New Mexico-Arizona border. This symposium will ...
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Welcome to Environmental Review - Archives - 2002
Mexican wolves to the wild in 1998 did not go well, but since then the results have been more promising. There are now five groups of Mexican wolves living in the wild in Arizona and New Mexico and more reintroductions are planned. We spoke with Brian Kelly about the natural history of Mexican wolves and the reintroduction ...
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Minnesota Zoo/Animals/Northern Trail
Brown Bison Black-tailed Prairie Dog Boar, Wild Canada Goose Goitered Gazelle Leopard, Amur Meerkats Mexican Gray Wolf Moose Musk Ox Otter, Sea Pronghorn Przewalski's Horse Takin Trumpeter Swan ... Majestic Amur tigers frolic in the snow or in their moat, depending on the season. Mexican wolves, woodland caribou and the stately moose display their ingenious adaptations for survival. A walk along ...
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The Mexican Wolf Recovery Program Home - USFWS
Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area, 1998-2007. Translocations of Mexican wolves into the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area, Arizona and New Mexico, 1998-2007. Causes of Mexican wolf management ... of property from Mexican wolves on private, tribal, and public lands. A copy of the Final Rule can be down-loaded from our website. On March 29, 1998, captive-reared Mexican wolves were ...
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Mexican Wolf Recovery Program Natural History - USFWS
Mexican wolves includes elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, javelina, rabbits, and other small mammals. Mexican wolves can and do occasionally kill livestock, particularly young animals. Mexican wolves also readily scavenge on carcasses of prey species. However, in areas where wolves and ...
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