SOUTHEAST ARIZONA — Inside a large chain-link cage at the Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center, a Mexican gray wolf gently moves from behind a tree and into the open air. It stands in the midday sun, dark-lined eyes looking intently beyond the fence, before settling under the tree for shade. This is one of 16 wolves at the north Scottsdale center, …
The Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Program – Mexican Wolves in the Wild – The Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project
Mexican Wolves in the Wild The Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project Reintroduction of the Mexican gray wolf into the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area (BRWRA) of Arizona and New Mexico was initiated in March 1998. Mexican wolves released into the BRWRA and their offspring are designated as a nonessential experimental population which allows for greater management flexibility to address wolf conflict …
Wolf compensation program Now pays Ranchers because wolves are Present.. WTF?
WHAT THE HELL is wrong with our Government Officials… WHY THE HELL are we Paying WELFARE RANCHERS because wolves are present?????? This crap needs to stop! I dont want any of my tax dollars supporting some Rancher that is Grazing his cattle on Public lands for near free…. Livestock producers may now submit applications under the Mexican Wolf/Livestock Plan …
A once-proud conservation group has lost its way — High Country News
Rocky Mountain Elk Foudation has definitely taken a turn for the worse… We are looking for the page where they claimed animals were healthier without human management Recently, the family of Olaus J. Murie demanded that the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation cancel the organization’s Olaus J. Murie Award. The surprising reason? The foundation’s “all-out war against wolves is anathema to …