County commissioners voted unanimously to approve the resolution, which should result in more state funding to help with the ...

State and federal agencies manage the species inside of a designated area known as the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Area, which includes all of Arizona and New Mexico south of Interstate 40.

The smallest subspecies of gray wolf in North America, Mexican wolves were listed as ... a pack as two or more wolves that stick to a home range. The survival rate of the 160 pups that were ...

The Mexican wolf, or lobo, is the smallest subspecies ... The agencies consider this area to be the species' historic range, but conservation groups have argued that the boundary is hindering ...

“We’re concerned that Mexican gray wolf recovery will be defunded by people ... two or more wolves with an established home range. Wildlife officials estimate that a minimum of 164 pups ...

Mexican gray wolves are the smallest of all the gray wolf subspecies in North America. HABITAT: Mexican gray wolves are found in a variety of habitats, including mountain woodlands and the Chihuahuan ...

It is all part of a decades-long effort to gauge the success of the work being done to return the endangered species to its historic range in the southwestern U.S. and in Mexico. This year's count ...

The agencies began releasing wolves into the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Area in 1998, which includes mountain and woodlands in the wolves’ historic range in Arizona and New Mexico ...

Under the current Mexican gray wolf reintroduction rule, Mexican wolves are confined to the areas of Arizona ... “Wolves dispersing throughout their ancestral range and into suitable habitats is ...