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Mexican Wolf
About Wolves are primarily monogamous, even though a pack can include more than one sexually mature female. Behavioral and physiological adaptations usually prevent more than one female per pack from…
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Mexican wolf pup fostering continues success
Learn More >…into six wild dens in eastern Arizona and western New Mexico. This is the eighth year of fostering into the wild population of Mexican wolves, bringing the total number of…
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AZGFD Success Stories
Learn More >…reintroduction of 11 wolves into Arizona in 1998. Today, more than 100 Mexican wolves thrive in the Arizona wild. learn more × Want to Get Involved with Wildlife Conservation? Volunteer…
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Mexican wolf captured north of I-40 near Flagstaff
Learn More >…seen in the vicinity. If it is determined that both wolves have localized north of I-40, the pair will be translocated south back into the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Area…
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Podcasts – Wild About Arizona
Learn More >…has been actively involved in reintroducing Mexican wolves to portions of their historical range since before the first release of wolves in 1998. On this episode of Wild About Arizona…
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Conservation and Endangered Species Programs
Learn More >…Service as endangered, threatened or a candidate for such status. mexican wolf reintroduction The Arizona Game and Fish Department has been actively involved in reintroducing Mexican wolves to portions of…
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