News & Events
Southwest Environmental Center, February 3, 2012
Births in Wild Offset Deaths, But Releases to Wild Remain Stalled, February 3, 2012, Center for Biological Diversity
Defenders of Wildlife, February 3, 2012
Numbers Up From 2010- US Fish and Wildlife Service
Associated Press, January 28th, 2012 (posted 02/02/12)
Conservation Advocates Call for More Releases - Summit Voice, Bob Berwyn, January 28, 2012 (posted 02/01/12)
Setting the Record Straight, The Montana Standard, January 26, 2012 (posted 01/31/12)
Center for Biological Diversity, January 27, 2012 (posted 01/29/12)
Albuquerque Journal, January 27, 2012
Proceeds Benefit Mexican Wolf Recovery Efforts! New Mexico Wilderness Alliance, January 26, 2012
King 5 News, January 23, 2012 (posted 01/25/12)
Join Your Fellow Lobo Supporters and Speak Out! - January 25, 2012
Op-ed, Las Cruces Sun News January 22, 2012 (posted 1/24/12)
Evansville Courier & Press, January 17, 2012 (posted 1/20/12)
Letters Needed! Albuquerque Journal, January 19, 2012
Arizona Daily Star, January 16, 2012 (posted 1/17/12)
Arizona Republic, January 14, 2012 (posted 1/16/12)
Help Protect Wolves by Hosting a Home Screening of Lords of Nature: Life in a Land of Great Predators
Lobo supporters speak out! (posted January 8, 2012)
Ecotrope article with video, December 29, 2011 (posted 1/6/12)
A breeze of hope surfaces as reintroduction draws near, Wolves of the World, Winter 2011 (posted 1/3/12)
It’s time for the stalling to stop!
Videos to Celebrate and Promote Understanding of Mexican Gray Wolves!
San Mateo Tracks and Middle Fork Serenades
KJZZ, December 24, 2011 (posted 12/27/11)
Enjoy watching lobos at the Brookfield Zoo
The New Yorker profiles Helene Grimaud, co-founder of the Wolf Conservation Center in New York, November 7, 2011 (posted 12/22/11)
AZ Daily Star December 17, 2011 (posted 12/19/11)
Arizona Daily Star, December 16, 2011 (posted 12/19/1)
Albuquerque Journal, December 16, 2011 (posted 12/19/11)
Los Angeles Times, December 15, 2011 (posted 12/19/11)
Albuquerque Journal, December 15, 2011 (posted 12/17/11)
Tragedy Linked to Federal Refusal to Release Wolves to Wild, December 15, 2011
Easy to make, eye-catching Mexican wolf ornaments!
Sign the petition sponsored by Southwest Environmental Center (posted 12/14/11)
Albuquerque Journal, December 11, 2011 (posted 12/13/11)
Alamogordo Daily News, December 10, 2011 (posted 12/12/11)
USFWS Press Release: December 9, 2011
Arizona Republic Editorial, December 7, 2011-Letter to the Editor Opportunity!
Action Needed! Contact AZ Game and Fish Today. (posted 12/5/11)
Public News Service, 12/2/11 (posted 12/5/11)
New Mexico Wilderness Alliance (posted 12/1/2011)
REVA (H.R. 3432) Would Provide Cash Option for Grazing Permittees,
Wildlife News, Brian Ertz, November 16, 2011 (posted 12/01/11)
Thursday, December 1, at the UNM Continuing Education Auditorium & Lobby
Send Comments and Speak Out at the December 2 Meeting
Arizona Republic Editorial, Nov. 26, 2011 (posted 11/29/11)
Taos News, David L. Witt, November 25, 2011 – (posted 11/28/2011)
By Jean Ossorio
Comments Needed to Support New Releases of Captive Wolves! (11/21/11)
High Country News, Ceiridwen Terrill, November 14, 2011 (posted 11/18/2011)
Health Exams and Match Making, Wolf Conservation Center, November 11, 2011 (posted 11/17/2011)
AZfamily.com November 15, 2011 (posted 11/16/2011)
Your Letters are Needed by November 16!
Supporters Needed to Speak Out for Wolves!
Encourage Los Lobos to Support Wild Lobos (posted 11/15/11)
Albuquerque Wellness Examiner November 5, 2011 (posted 11/13/2011)
Tell the Fish and Wildlife Service Lonely Lobos Need Mates!
Jessica Canchola For The Arizona Daily Star, Thursday, November 3, 2011 (posted 11/12/2011)
Story and Photos
Please Submit Letters to the Editor: The Salt Lake Tribune, November 9, 2011 (posted 11/10/11)
KPBS Story, November 8, 2011 (posted 11/10/11)
Submit your comments by November 5th!
Four Las Cruces events, November 4-12, 2011
Tucson All Souls Procession, November 6, 2011
Join Our Email List, Contact a Group Near You, or Write a Letter
WCC hopes for Mexican wolf pups who can someday live in the wild. Associated Press, October 30, 2011 (posted 10/31/11)
Albuquerque Journal, Oct. 20, 2011 (posted 10/28/11)
Rene Romo , Albuquerque Journal, 10/20/2011 (posted 10/27/2011)
The Republic, Columbus, Indiana, October 19, 2011 (posted 10/26/11)
Send a Message Today!
Joanna Dodder Nellans, The Daily Courier - 10/20/2011 (posted 10/22/2011)
Interactive Discovery Stations Provide Fun Educational Activities
Flagstaff, Arizona, October 22, 2011
Arizona Daily Star, October 18, 2011 (posted 10/19/11) Show support with a letter to the editor!
Five Mexican Wolves Were Released in Sonora October 11
ABC15.com, October 17, 2011 (posted 10/18/11)
Wolf Conservation Center (posted 10/17/11)
Attend a Mexican Wolf Event Near You, or Create your Own Celebration!
“Lords of Nature: Life in a Land of Great Predators” Film & Day of Action! Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 16, 2011
Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project, Flagstaff, Arizona, October 6-31
National Wolf Awareness Week begins on October 16th, but we're celebrating all month long!
Silver City Sun-News October 8, 2011 (posted 10/9/11)
Please submit a letter to the editor. Albuquerque Journal, October 7, 2011
Silver City Sun-News, October 4, 2011 (posted 10/6/11)
Film Premiere in Santa Fe and Albuquerque October 28th and 29th (posted 10/4/11)
Southwest Environmental Center Celebrates Lobos October 15-November 12 (posted 10/3/11)
Proceeds Fund Wolf Recovery Projects
A Celebration of Everything Wolf on Saturday, Oct. 1, The Daily Reporter, September 27, 2011, (posted 9/30/11)
Harvard biologist Edward O. Wilson, The Arizona Republic, September 24, 2011 (posted 9/28/11)
Jim Curland, Defenders of Wildlife, September 26, 2011, (posted 9/28/11)
ABC15.com, September 25, 2011 (posted 9-27-11)
Lobo supporters speak out! (posted September 26, 2011)
Santa Fe Reporter, September 21, 2011
Yale Environment 360, September 15, 2011 (posted 9/20/11)
Posted September 19, 2011
Learn About Lobos and Have Fun with Wolf-themed Activities on October 12, 2011
Wolves Bring Substantial Benefits
Coloring Page, Wolf Quiz, and More!
Las Cruces Sun-News, September 14 (posted 9-15-11)
Please write a letter to the editor today! (posted Sept. 14, 2011)
Vote for Your Favorites on Facebook Through September 18, 2011
Arizona Daily Star, September 13, 2011
Arizona Game and Fish Department News, September 12, 2011
Fifty wolf silhouettes are on display throughout Tucson, Arizona until September 17.
Mexican Wolves Included in Agreement. Environment News Service September 9, 2011 (posted 9-11-11)
WildEarth Guardians with the Sierra Club, Animal Protection of New Mexico, Born Free USA, and TrapFreeNM.org. In Albuquerque, NM, September 14, 2011
Albuquerque Journal, September 5, 2011-Letters Needed to Support Trap Ban and Mexican Wolf Protections
Wolf Silhouette Scavenger Hunt Contest, September 2, 2011
The embattled Mexican gray wolf's future is at last looking a little brighter. Tucson Weekly, September 1, 2011
KVOA-“Where’s El Lobo” contest Sept. 3-17. (posted August 29, 2011)
Hawks Nest Pack Alpha Female Dead – Cause is not yet known. August 26, 2011
Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project Director Interviewed. The Chautauquan Daily, August 23, 2011
1,000 Miles on My Own Two Feet-August 22, 2011
A Long Weekend in Mexican Wolf Country
Win a $25 Gift Card and Lobo Goodies-Open to All Ages-Deadline August 31!
New Mexico Officials Approved Traps, Ignoring Injured and Killed Wolves
Tell the Secretary of the Interior to Keep Wolves in the Wild
Article and Video with Yellowstone Researcher, William Ripple 7/14/11 (posted 8/16/11)
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Summer 2011 Endangered Species Bulletin
September 24-25 in Eureka, Missouri
Great Childrens's Book to Teach About Mexican Wolves (posted June 21, 2011)
Ageing wolves: How Well Do They Hunt?
A growing body of scientific research shows wolves are key to the ecosystems of the Northern Rockies. Here's a summary compiled by a long-time wolf advocate. (reposted 8/11/11)
The Republic and Albuquerque Journal, August 08, 2011 (posted 8/9/11)
WildEarth Guardians 8/8/11
Great Pup Video From the Endangered Wolf Center 8/8/11
Las Cruces Sun-News Editorial 08/03/2011 (posted 8/7/11)
Lobo supporters speak out in the Albuquerque Journal, 8/2/11 (posted 8/7/11)
Guest Column, Santa Fe New Mexican August 1, 2011 (posted 8/2/11)
SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN, Associated Press July 30, 2011 (posted 7/31/11)
Humorous Column on Wolves, Pearce, and Craziness - Deming Headlight, 7/21/11 (posted 7/30/11)
Tucson Weekly Guest Commentary (posted July 30, 2011)
New Website Compiles Truths, Lies Behind Pearce’s Rhetoric –Center for Biological Diversity 7/29/11
Pearce Rider Will Reduce Mexican wolf protections-New York Times, 7/29/11
Center for Biological Diversity, July 27, 2011
Tell Sec. Salazar to Keep Critically Endangered Lobos in the Wild-Center for Biological Diversity, July 25, 2011
Middle Fork, San Mateo and Dark Canyon packs at risk
New York Times Editorial, Large Predators’ Effects Cascade Through Nature, July 18, 2011 (posted 7/22/11)
Silver City Sun-News, July 22, 2011
Albuquerque Journal, July 20, 2011 (posted 7/22/11)
Arizona Republic Editorial – Bill would have a direct impact on efforts to recover endangered Mexican gray wolves, July 20, 2011 (posted 7/21/11)
Arizona Daily Star, July 16, 2011 (posted July 21, 2011)
WildEarth Guardians-No Mitigations for Endangered Mexican Wolves, Special Lands now Open Season, and Groups’ Trap Ban Request Tossed Aside. July 18, 2011 (posted July 19, 2011)
Huffington Post Column July 12, 2011 (posted 7-19-11)
Mexican wolf pairs selected to increase the genetic health of the population (posted 7-18-11)
Writer Ruth Rudner Hits the Trail Hoping to See a Mexican Wolf. AZ Highways, July, 2011 (posted 7-16-11)
Center for Biological Diversity Legal Agreement: Walrus, Wolverine, Albatross, Fisher, Mexican Gray Wolf, Sage Grouse, Golden Trout Among Those Fast-tracked for Protection 7/12/2011
Lobo supporters speak out in the press (posted 7/11/11)
Please Call Today to Stop Plan to Shoot N. Rockies Wolves on Sight (posted 7/11/11)
The pups are critical to the survival of the endangered Mexican Gray Wolf species. Poway Patch, June 27, 2011 (posted 7/8/11)
El Paso Times, July 5, 2011, by Chris Roberts
Bullies Get Their Way in New Mexico's Wolf Recovery Program
The Trinidad Times, Laura Paskus, July 1, 2011
Guv-Appointed Commission Yanks New Mexico’s Support for Wolf Reintroduction
Weekly Alibi, June 30, 2011, By Christie Chisholm
Endangered Animals Have Paid Steep Price for Mismanagement
The Interesting Eyes of the Wolf
Exciting wildlife adventure on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Associated Press, Thursday, June 23, 2011 (posted 06/25/2011)
Couple Use Inspiration of Nature to Build Bridges Between Worlds-Focus on Wolves, Albuquerque Journal, June 19, 2011 (posted June 24, 2011)
Deadline is June 27 for Comments Supporting Wolves and Wildlife
Lobo supporters speak out in the press (posted 6/22/11)
At the June 24-25 meeting, the Commission May Discuss Federal Anti-Mexican Wolf Legislation. (posted June 21, 2011)
Top predators may hold a key to life itself.
Can people and predators coexist? Can we afford not to?
Lobo supporters speak out in the press (posted 6/17/11)
By Joseph Cook, Professor of Biology, University of New Mexico. Albuquerque Journal, Jun 15, 2011 (posted 6-15-11)
USFWS Mexican Wolf Program Updates - As of June 13, 2011 no wolf mortality has been documented due to the Wallow Fire. (posted June 15, 2011)
Show Your Support for Mexican Wolves and Mexicanwolves.org!
Las Cruces Sun-News Editorial Criticizes NM Game Commission Decision to Back Out of Wolf Program June 12, 2011 (posted 6/13/11)
Los Angeles Times, June 10, 2011 (posted 6/12/11)
Letters to the Editor Needed - Albuquerque Journal June 10, 2011 (posted 6-12-11)
Move Undercuts Coexistence Efforts, Risks Increase in Wolf Predation on Cattle June 10, 2011 (posted 6/11/11)
Letters Needed-Las Cruces Sun-News, June 9, 2011 (posted 6/10/11)
New Mexico Gov. Martinez and Appointees to Consider Policy on Endangered Mexican Gray Wolves at Meeting Thursday, Center for Biological Diversity, June 8, 2011 (posted 6/10/11)
The Republic, June. 4, 2011 (posted June 8, 2011)
Please attend a rally this Thursday, 6/9 in Las Cruces 8 am at Farm & Ranch Museum. Southwest Environmental Center (posted 6/8/11)
June 11 Festival Will Include Mexican Wolf Information Tables – Event Sponsors Welcome (posted 6/7/11)
Wolf Supporters Needed to Speak Up for Wolf Protections at NM Game Commission Meeting and Pre-meeting Rally in Las Cruces June 9 (posted 6/6/11)
News Brief, AZ Game and Fish Update, and More on Forest Fire in Mexican Wolf Recovery Area (posted 6/5/11)
New Non-Profit To Advocate For Gray Wolf Conservation Nation-Wide (posted June 2, 2011)
Decorate your bicycle with wolf decorations and come ride with the pack!
Beautiful, Rare Footage of New Mexican Wolf Pups and Parents
Article, photos, and naming contest for three Mexican wolves. Democrat and Chronicle.com May 25, 2011 (posted 5/26/11)
Silver City Sun-News Editorial 05/22/2011 (posted 5/24/11)
Attend Arizona Game and Fish Meeting in Alpine on Monday, May 23, or Write the Department (posted 5/23/11)
Bill would Remove Protections for Mexican Wolves. Please write a letter to the editor today. Albuquerque Journal, May 21, 2011
Contact Congress: Taxpayers Fleeced by Federal Predator-Control Program, WildEarth Guardians, May 17, 2011 (Posted 5/21/11)
On Friday, Visit Politicians on Facebook as a Lobo (posted 5/19/11)
KRWG News Interviews with Wildlife Advocates Expose Pearce’s Anti-conservation Agenda (posted May 18, 2011)
Will Politics Prevail Over Science? Summit County Citizens Voice, Bob Berwyn, May 13, 2011 (posted 5/17/11)
Center for Biological Diversity, May 12, 2011 (posted May 16, 2011)
Op-Ed by SWEC Director, Kevin Bixby, Las Cruces Sun-News, May 10, 2011 (posted 5/13/11)
Wolves Need Wilderness! From New Mexico Wilderness Alliance, posted May 12, 2011
Group gives Dems high marks, F's to all but 1 Republican on Environment. The Arizona Republic, May. 8, 2011 (posted 5/12/11)
USFS to Conduct a Public Process on Five Grazing Allotments (over 283,000 acres) Prior to Renewal - Tuesday, April 19, 2011 (posted 5/10/11)
Killing Wolves May Be Legal But It's Not Legitimate, Counter Punch, published April 21, 2011 (posted 5/9/2011)
From WildEarth Guardians, May 4, 2011
Grandview Outdoors, May 3, 2011
New Mexico State Game Commission To Address Trapping Ban in The Gila
Public Meeting - May 5, 2011 – Posted April 26, 2011
Catron County Commissioner Promotes “No-Wolf” Stand Against Lobos (published 4/15/11, posted 4/30/11)
Arizona Republic Editorial, April 25, 2011
Beautiful Lobo Video by Elke Duerr, posted 4/25/11
EVENT: Enjoy an educational week in the Wilderness - wildlife, tribal history, and more. Public News Service, April 13, 2011 (posted 4/24/11)
Op-Ed: The Christian Science Monitor, April 19, 2011
KWRG broadcast April 14, 2011 (posted April 21, 2011)
Family Fun All Month Long - April 19, 2011
Lehigh Valley Zoo works with Species Survival Plan and welcomes three Mexican Gray Wolves - The Morning Call, April 2, 2011 (posted 4/18/11)
State Wildlife Management Would Remove Endangered Species Act Protections NY Times, Greenwire, April 13, 2011
Showing in Flagstaff April 15, Santa Fe April 21, and Silver City April 22 (Posted April 13, 2011)
A Final Vote Is Expected This Week (posted April 11, 2011)
Jon Tester (D-MT) Threatens Wolves and The Federal Budget-Matthew Brown/Associated Press, April 09, 2011
Keith Ridler, Associated Press - April 9, 2011
Your Questions About Wolf Extinction Bills Answered
Union of Concerned Scientists Letter Opposes Legislation to Strip Protections from Wolves, March 30, 2011
Matthew Brown, Associated Press, April 1, 2011
Montana and Idaho hope to allow public wolf hunting. Rob Chaney, The Missoulian, March 24, 2011
US Fish and Wildlife Service and AZ Game and Fish Department News Release: March 29, 2011
Zoo in Pennsylvania houses wolves with hopes of reintroduction for their offspring
Blog, March 29, 2011
One of the last wild Mexican wolves, filmed only a short time before the species went extinct in the wild.
Here are some great opportunities to get outside, learn, and help wolves. The Daily Aztec, March 22, 2011
Unique Culture, Wildlife and Wilderness Tour in the Heart of Lobo Country Supports Apache Tribe and Wolf Recovery
UNM Student Animal Legal Defense Fund, UNM Wilderness Alliance, and Animal Protection of New Mexico sponsoring event (PR dated 3/23/2011)
Op-ed: Helena Independent Record, March 13, 2011
MORE SUPPORT IS NEEDED March 14, 2011
Latest report defies hysteria over wolf recovery: Defenders of Wildlife Press Release – March 11, 2011
Oppose anti-wolf, anti-wildlife bills (March 12, 2011)
Your letters to the editor, phone calls, and emails are helping ! (March 11, 2011)
Science Daily, March 9, 2011 – Study Shows Widespread Ecosystem Impacts from the Loss of Large Mammals (like wolves)
Tell your Senator today-the public wants wolves protected.
House-passed Continuing Resolution Bill in Senate has terrible anti-wildlife provisions (March 8, 2011)
Raffle supporting the tribe’s efforts to restore lobos and the Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project will be drawn March 4.
New West, March 2, 2011
Tempe-based author Renée Guillory eloquently rebukes attempts in the AZ Legislature to destroy Mexican gray wolves
If you live in Arizona, please contact your State Senator and ask him or her to vote no on SB 1392 and SB 1395.
Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune on H.R. 1, the Continuing Resolution Bill
Read Lobo Supporters’ Letters and Write One of Your Own
By The Associated Press, February 24, 2011
Albuquerque Journal Editorial, Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Enter the White Mountain Apache Mexican Wolf Ecotour Raffle Online
Broadcasts in ABQ Feb. 23, and in Portales and Yuma Feb. 28
House Passes Continuing Resolution that Includes Most Sweeping Cuts and Policy Changes to Environmental Protections Since Gingrich Era Proposals 2/19/11
New Mexico’s Land Commissioner Speaks Out in the Ruidoso News 2/17/11
This February 18 article from the ABQ Journal describes Rep. Pearce’s underhanded attempt to end federal funding for Mexican wolf recovery.
These recently published editorials and excellent letters to the editor provide an opportunity to let everyone know wolf extinction legislation has to be stopped.
Continuing Resolution Bill Amendments Threatens Disaster for Lobos
New Fact Sheet from Defenders of Wildlife Explains Consequences of Wolf Extinction Legislation
Please Act for Wolves Today
Please Support Wolves and Thank the AZ Republic by Writing a Letter to the Editor Today! 2/13/2011
We have a variety of festive lobo- themed Valentines to send to decision-makers and your friends and family!
Arizona Daily Sun Op-ed, February 9, 2011
Albuquerque Journal, February 05, 2011
Albuquerque Journal, February 02, 2011
LA Times, February 2, 2011
D.C. legislation to rescind wolf ESA protections, Powell tribune, February 1, 2011
Interviews with WildEarth Guardians’ John Horning and Caren Cowan from the New Mexico Cattlegrowers Association
New Congressional Bills Will Strip Protections from Critically Endangered Mexican Wolves!
Public News Service-AZ, February 03, 2011
PLEASE MAKE CALLS TODAY!
Letters needed! Las Cruces-Sun News Feb. 1, 2011
World Premier of Green Fire is Coming to Albuquerque and Other Cities All Over the U.S.
Great Old Broads in the Silver City Sun-News, 1-21-2011
High Country News on Michael Berman, the Gila Wilderness, and Wolves, 1/18/11
Congressional Bills Will Strip Endangered Species Act Protections From Gray Wolves!
National Geographic photo by Joel Sartore
Biologist Emily Nelson clarifies the Lobo’s Endangered Species Act status
Open House Meetings Planned for the Gila National Forest Travel Management Plan
By The Denver Post
Weigh in with a letter to the editor
Double Circle Ranch Values Coexistence with Wolves
How Much Room is There for Mexican Wolves?
Want to get more involved? Check out the new
Lobo Activist Toolkit - everything you need to translate passion into action!
Take Action to Preserve the Endangered Species Act of December 28, 1973
Lobo supporters speak out in the press
The state and the feds play politics over the future of the Mexican gray wolf
Carlsbad Current-Argus
USA Today
Center for Biological Diversity News Release
Lobo supporters speak out in the press
Public News Service Article and Audio Story
Krista Beazley Helps White Mountain Apaches Protect Wolves
Arizona Business Gazette
Proceeds Benefit Mexican Wolf Recovery and the Big Read
LA Times Editorial Deplores Efforts to Strip Protections from Gray Wolves and Undermine the Endangered Species Act
Interviews Address Threats and Solutions for Wolf Recovery
AZ Daily Sun Op-Ed
Write a letter to the editor!
Bill Introduced to Strip Endangered Species Act Protections From All Gray Wolves!
Comments Needed Today!
Arizona Republic Editorial-Letters to the Editor Needed Now!
Good News in Press Release from USFWS and AZGFD-Your emails are working!
Read Six Pro-wolf Blogs Here
KRWG television story
But Dems, enviros say GOP plan is harmful
Please Contact Congress Now!
Members of Congress request changes to bolster Mexican wolf recovery!
AP reports on Salazar’s back-room anti-wolf dealings with western governors
Advocates push to retire grazing permits on wolf recovery land
Help Distribute Reward Posters to Stop Criminals Killing Lobos
Unfortunately, some people have been taken in by a purposeful campaign of misinformation and fear.
US Fish and Wildlife Service Volunteer Opening
Learn how you can Help Protect Your National Forests
Letter Sent to the Secretary of Interior
Lobo supporters speak out in the press
Contact the US Fish and Wildlife Service Today
Eureka’s canid center stares down challenges on the verge of its 40th year.
Albuquerque Journal Editorial
Durango Herald
Silver City Daily Press
Tell NM Game and Fish to Include Coyote Traps to Protect Wolves
Ban on leghold, body-crushing traps took effect Nov. 1
Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, Western Environmental Law Center News Release
Albuquerque Journal
If you care about wildlife, you won’t want to miss this amazing documentary
Agency Unilaterally Determines Coyote Trapping Legal on the Gila
Attend a public meeting and submit comments!
A recovery plan is a scientific compass to guide management of endangered species
Psychologists’ interventions could help save an endangered species — and transform wildlife management worldwide.
The Daily News
El Paso Times
Proposition 109 defeated in Arizona!
Salt Lake Tribune Op-ed
Vote No on Proposition 109
Celebrate with free wolf howl ringtones, coloring pages, stickers, and bookmarks.
Artesia News
Las Cruces Sun-News, The Republic Newspaper, and the AZ Daily Star report
Center for Biological Diversity News Release
Albuquerque Journal
Bills in Congress would keep the resurgent predators off the federal endangered species list.
High Country News
Animaltourism.com on National Wolf Awareness Week
Fish and Wildlife Service Region Two Director confronted on delayed wolf release
Send An Easy E-Postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service Today About This Week's Re-release Candidate!
Ban on Traps in the Wolf Recovery Area Begins November 1
Events Focus on Mexican Gray Wolves
Resigned to Living With Wolves, More Ranchers Are Giving Deterrence Projects a Try
For now, no more wolves for Arizona
Debate about release site results in postponement until 2011
Wolf Release in Ariz. Postponed Until 2011
Artists Find Creative Ways to Support Wolves
Lobo supporters wield mighty pens
SILVER CITY, N.M.— The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today again delayed releasing a pack of eight wolves — badly needed to bolster the dwindling number of Mexican gray wolves in the Southwest — into the Arizona wild. The Engineer Springs pack would infuse new genetics into a wolf population suffering from inbreeding.
Celebrate Mexican Gray Wolves in October!
Maggie Howell, managing director of the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, NY, tells her story of the plight of Mexican wolves: "If not for some heartless criminals, they could have survived and contributed to the recovery of their species."
Large rewards offered for those with information on Mexican wolf deaths
Send An Easy E-Postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service Today About This Week's Re-release Candidate!
FROM IN BETWEEN THE SPOTS-CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN ZOO
By Chip Ward, Environmental activist
Please urge your members of Congress to sign a letter with their colleagues asking that the Fish and Wildlife Service take immediate action to save Mexican gray wolves!
Send an easy e-postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service urging the release of the Engineer Springs pack
If you care about wildlife, you won’t want to miss this amazing documentary
Send Your Comments by October 4
Help Distribute Reward Posters to Stop Criminals Killing Lobos
National Geographic Illustration of Restoration Benefits
Author Mitch Tobin on Endangered Species Act
Here & Now: Endangered Species on KJZZ
New Common Earth Series continues with film screening and program on Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Program
Send An Easy E-Postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service Today About This Week's Re-release Candidate!
Send An Easy E-Postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service Today About This Week's Re-release Candidate!
by biologist Cristina Eisenberg
White Mountain Conservation League Event Will Celebrate the Return of the Mexican Gray Wolf to the Southwest
Proceeds Will Fund Wolf Recovery Projects
Paul Sneed, a true champion for Nature, died on Aug. 26, 2010 after suffering from esophageal cancer for two years. He was 64.
Check for Screenings Where You Live
Group ends program to compensate ranchers
Send An Easy E-Postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service Today About This Week's Re-release Candidate!
Southern NM Conservation Pays Back Double
Send An Easy E-Postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service Today About This Week's Re-release Candidate!
AZ Ranchers and Conservationists Begin New Era in Wolf Management
Albuquerque, August 27
'Problem Wolves' Spur Suit
Trapping Ban Gives Lobos Breathing Room
Please urge your members of Congress to send a letter to the Fish and Wildlife Service demanding that they take immediate action to save Mexican gray wolves!
New Mexico ranchers' use of technology to track wolves debated
West Valley Arts Council
Lobo supporters make their voices heard
Predators' reintroduction angers New Mexico ranchers
Reviewing case of imperiled wolves offers some hope
Endangered Mexican gray wolf may get new help
Feds consider giving Mexican gray wolf extra protection
Bill's wolf-trap ban needs federal follow-up
New York Review of Books on Rewilding the World
Governor suspends trapping in wolf area
Grijalva Applauds Fish & Wildlife Investigation of Mexican Grey Wolf Shootings, Calls On Agency to End Threat to Reintroduction
Governor Richardson Issues Trapping Restrictions in Lobo Country
Phoenix TV on Serial Killings of Mexican Wolves
Dead Alpha Male Gray Wolf Found
Report From the Wolf Conservation Center
Three Mexican Wolves Were Found Dead recently-34 endangered Mexican Wolves Have Been Killed by Criminals Since 1998.
3rd Mexican gray wolf dead in SW
officials probe use of radio tracking
reward offered
2 are dead, third missing from packs in Ariz., NM
by Jean Ossorio
Lobo supporters weigh in on criminals killing wolves
An educational lecture series on the Mexican gray wolf
Traps, Snares Threaten N.M. Wolf Population
2 Alpha Male Wolves Dead
Hawks Nest Pack Alpha Male Killed
Pups born at refuge near St. Louis offer hope for wolf breed near extinction
Mexican Gray Wolf One Step Closer to Separate Protection Under Endangered Species Act
Educators stress animals’ role in ecosystem
Action Still Needed After Friday’s Meeting
Take a video trip to the recovery area and learn more about efforts to ban traps and snares.
Wolf supporters are needed to attend the AZ Game and Fish Commission meeting Friday.
We should pursue wolves' recovery
Groups Battle Wolf Recovery Area Traps
Groups petition to protect Mexican gray wolves
Wolf-recovery program now 'at risk of failure'
Mexican gray wolf pups
A Personal Account of Seton’s Influence
Enjoy a year of storytellers, journaling workshops, castle tours and more
Wolf Program To Be Revamped
Federal agency agrees to deadline on AZ, NM wolves
New Exhibit Traces How One Wolf’s Death Led to a Century of Wildlife Conservation
Group pushes U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on wolf recovery
Celebrate by Helping Mexican Wolf Moms and Pups
Feds: Mexican Wolf Population "Threatened With Failure" Mismanagement, Poaching, Genetic Problems From Inbreeding, and Lack of a Recovery Plan at Fault
In his essay
“Thinking Like a Mountain," Leopold recounts the killing of a wolf and how the death became a transformational moment in his life.
Celebrate by Helping Mexican Wolf Moms and Pups
Happy Birthday to the Oldest Lobo Matriarch In the Wild!
F168, Aspen: Too Briefly Wild
Tell the Forest Service to Protect Mexican Wolves
A world free from predators would not be idyllic.
From the Wolf Conservation Center
Protect Mexican Wolf Habitat
Free Endangered Species Ringtones Include Mexican Wolf Howls
Two Beautiful Mexican Wolf Entries Make the Cut
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Recognizes Need For a New Recovery Plan
Governor Signs Bad AZ Game and Fish Commission Bill
M806, Laredo: Captive-born Lobo Makes Good in the Wild
Mexican Wolf pups are being born now in Arizona and New Mexico. But with just 42 Wolves left, they need your help to survive.
Download printable bookmarks and colorable stickers here.
Steve has penned seven letters to the editor over the last 3 years. He never misses an opportunity to speak up for our wolves. He is an inspiration for all of us! Pick up your pens (or start tapping on your keyboards) and let's keep wolf issues in our papers.
Mexican wolf packs, after spending the winter following herds of elk over long distances, are getting ready to settle down to raise their puppies.
Great Photo Gallery at Field Trip Earth
Ask Governor Brewer to Veto Bad Wildlife Bill!!
Final Story in NY Times Lobo Series
Updated Film Screening Schedule
Great Opportunity to Highlight and Celebrate Mexican Wolves
Report From Middle Fork Territory
a Tale of 2 Populations
Wayward wolf not welcomed home
Photographer Joel Sartore raises alarm for endangered species
Lobo Supporters Weigh In
A Decade on, Southwest Wolf Reintroduction Effort Faces Long Odds
F685, Anna, Part 3: Amazing Mom
GCWRP wants wolves to have freedom to roam
Mexican Wolf Update
Flying Mexican Wolves to New Homes
“Predatory Bureaucracy” author Michael J. Robinson
Decline puts wolves on the brink of extinction
F685, Anna, Part 2: Anna and Rocky
Anti-wolf bill fails to pass NM Legislature
Mexican wolf returned to Wildlife Science Center
Critically endangered Mexican wolf missing
Anti-wolf legislation in committee could go back to House
AZ Republic says “Enough is enough.”
Biologist promotes rescue strategy
Reintroduction planned as early as this month
Officials say total from last year was down nearly 20%
An in-depth look at new research
Lobo supporters needed to attend meeting
North America’s Largest Environmental Film Festival comes to Flagstaff
USFWS Missed Deadline for Mexican Wolf Decision
Center for Biological Diversity Pushes for Stronger Protection for Wolves
Mother wolf with pup by artist Sarah Rose (note: links have been fixed)
F685, Anna, Part 1: miracle puppy
Finding Overdue on Greater Protections for Wolves
Updated Schedule
Reward Information and Poster Available for Download
M190, Paquito, early victim of livestock conflicts
MEXICAN WOLF REINTRODUCTION PROJECT NEWS
Wild-born Mexican wolf to be released in the Gila
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers opportunities in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area
In the field
M166, Rio, lobo pioneer
Mexican wolves arrive in New Mexico
Upcoming Screenings in January
Mexican wolves remain one of the most endangered mammals in North America
View wolf photos at Field Trip Earth
Wild releases of lobos in Sonora on the near horizon
Bacho Pack alpha male found dead
Lobo supporters weigh in
M60 and F37, Francisco and Sheila
Part of group that champions environmental causes
Hear the Bluestem Wolf Pack in Arizona
F5, Nina: A reproductive cliffhanger
Lobos Succeeding in Spite of Challenges
Lessons from Aldo Leopold's historic wolf hunt
Scientifically designed plan needed to recover Arizona's wolves
Nagual (M968) gets a mate!
Settlement boosts wolf reintroduction
Letters needed to counter misinformation about Mexican wolves
Governor Richardson joins in congratulations
Relisting process for wolves needs to move forward
Wolf removal policy “will no longer stand”
Friday the 13th is normally associated with bad omens. But Friday, November 13 brought the end of SOP 13 and a new era of opportunity for Mexican gray wolves!
Biologist’s findings show forest diversity, health influenced by wolves
Mexican wolves need your support now
October 9 and 11 Lobo events in Albuquerque
Trust fund announced for livestock industry
For SW New Mexico middle school students
and are raising 4 pups
Decisions to leave wolves in the wild reflects new direction
October screenings in Flagstaff and Albuquerque
NM State Legislature Committee Meeting
Open to middle school students
Middle Fork Pack Will Remain in Gila
and help save Mexican gray wolves from being trapped and shot.
Lords of Nature: Life in a Land of Great Predators
A Volunteer and Educational Opportunity in the White Mountains of Arizona
Fish and Wildlife Regional Director Benjamin Tuggle ruled Friday that the Middle Fork Pack is highly valuable
A Conference Celebrating Leopold's Land Ethic and the 45th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act
New info can help reduce livestock conflicts
Good news for the wolf recovery project
Three conservation groups filed petitions this week asking the US Fish and Wildlife Service to give Mexican gray wolves greater protection under the Endangered Species Act
Wolf supporters needed to attend August 20 meeting in Albuquerque
This is a great short version of a longer documentary on the Mexican wolf that is not yet completed.
Wildlife experts call for science-based wolf restoration
Celebrate Aldo Leopold and lobos-Friday, August 28
Excellent LA Times Story and Slideshow on Mexican gray wolves
Write to your representative in Congress today, and ask him/her to use his/her influence to make Mexican wolf recovery a priority for the new Fish and Wildlife Service Director.
Scientists Urge Course Correction on Mexican Wolf Recovery
When it comes to New Mexico’s recovery program, the real fear is the wolves won’t be saved
Conservation groups asked the federal government Thursday to investigate the deaths of three endangered Mexican gray wolves found dead in southwestern New Mexico.
and help save Mexican gray wolves from being trapped and shot.
“A decision to remove this wolf … could be detrimental to any potential population gains”
Endangered Mexican gray wolf with 8-week-old pups allowed to stay in the wild
2009 Summer Volunteers Needed!
Bluestem pack Alpha Female heads out on her own
A great opportunity for students to learn more and express themselves about the Mexican wolf!
A new documentary from Green Fire Productions shows how the survival of birds, butterflies, beaver and antelope, wildflowers and frogs is connected to top predators like the wolf.
Failure to remove livestock carcasses can result in the deaths or removals of wolves
The Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project offers exciting volunteer opportunities.
A lawsuit filed by conservation groups to protect Mexican wolves is still alive.
Learn first-hand the latest agency decisions affecting Mexican wolf recovery and ask the Adaptive Management Work Group to stop the killing and trapping of wolves.
Residents of Arizona and New Mexico overwhelmingly support having Mexican gray wolves back in the wilds of their state.
Court Decision Rejects Government’s Attempt to Block Mexican Wolf Recovery Cases
Wolves not harming elk numbers in Gila National Forest
Number of breeding pairs down due to illegal poaching
Illegal killings stall increase in wolf reproduction
Female Mexican gray wolves sent to facility for breeding and reintroduction
The endangered species' numbers in the wild tumbled 12 percent to a total of 52 by the end of December
Ranchers may lose support of they don't respect public's desire to see wolves in the wild
State and federal officials considering changes to a controversial rule
Wolf population still down along Arizona-New Mexico border
Mexican gray wolf making her mark at Eureka research center
Discussion of the Bush administration's failures to protect and restore imperiled wildlife under the Endangered Species Act
New Mexico voters support reintroduction of the endangered Mexican gray wolf
