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Mexican wolf captured north of I-40 near Flagstaff
Learn More >NEWS RELEASE July 18, 2024 FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – A female Mexican wolf was captured north of Interstate 40 on U.S. Forest Service lands near Flagstaff, Arizona, last week. The wolf…
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officials seek help in investigation of wolf death
Learn More >…this time, except that the mortality was not related to agency management actions. Mexican wolf F2979 was first documented outside the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Area (MWEPA) north of Interstate…
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Mexican Wolf
…breeding, which normally occurs in February. If a breeding wolf, also known as an alpha wolf, dies or is removed from the pack, another wolf from within or outside of…
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Mexican Wolf Reports
Learn More >Quarterly Wolf Reports Each quarter, a narrative summary of Mexican Wolf Blue Range Reintroduction Project activities is developed by the Interagency Field Team and distributed to specific target audiences. The…
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Fostered pups add genetic diversity to wolf pack
Learn More >…Wolf Biologist. “With the dedication, passion and work ethic of our Arizona Mexican Wolf Team and the Interagency Field Team partners, we are pleased with the marked success of our…
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The role of geography in Mexican wolf recovery
Learn More >…population? Some argue that releasing captive-reared adult wolf pairs into the wild is the best way. But is it really? In this video, Jim deVos, Mexican wolf coordinator for the…
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