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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 >…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 we welcome Jim Heffelfinger,…
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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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