A program keeping Mexican wolves and ranchers separated will continue thanks to a financial contribution of $25,000 from the ...

The Mexican gray wolf subspecies has made a significant recovery in the American Southwest over the last 25 years, but government biologists now worry that the reintroduction of the larger northern… ...

A controversial subspecies in Arizona. The Mexican gray wolf has been on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service list of endangered species since 1976. Nationwide trapping, hunting and poisoning ...

Mexican gray wolves were nearly extinct in the wild in the 1970s, but after the subspecies was added to the Endangered Species Act list, they began a slow path toward recovery.

Mexican gray wolves are a genetically and morphologically unique gray wolf subspecies native to Mexico and the southwestern United States. The U.S. government exterminated wolves in both nations on ...

A picture shows two Mexican gray wolves. They are one of the rarest subspecies of wolf. JULIO CESAR AGUILAR/Getty Images. Jim deVos, Mexican wolf coordinator at the Arizona Game and Fish ...

A subspecies, the Mexican gray wolf, was also reintroduced in Arizona and New Mexico. But they had rarely been seen in Colorado until 2019, when hunters made the first report in years of multiple ...

A Mexican grey wolf is recovering at a zoo in California's Coachella Valley after veterinarians had no choice but to amputate one of the animal's legs when it fractured it while jumping. The ...

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Mexican gray wolves are one of the most endangered wolf subspecies, first listed under the Endangered Species Act in 1976. Wildlife agencies launched a captive breeding population from the seven ...

Mexican gray wolves are a genetically and morphologically unique gray wolf subspecies native to Mexico and the southwestern United States. The U.S. government exterminated wolves in both nations on ...