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Mexican wolf numbers soar past 200
Learn More >…Species Survival Plan. For more information on the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, visit the Mexican wolf website (www.fws.gov/mexican-wolf) or visit the Arizona Game and Fish Department website on wolves (www.azgfd.gov/wolf)….
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Mexican Wolf Management
Learn More >…howls recording [MP3] – Bluestem Pack, Oct. 2009 Wolf or coyote? Know the difference Wolf telemetry flight location information Reports and documents Sign-up to receive Mexican wolf news research Genetic…
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Mexican wolf pup fostering continues success
Learn More >NEWS RELEASE May 26, 2023 Sixteen pups fostered into the wild from captivity in 2023, bringing the total number of fostered Mexican wolf pups to 99 Partners in Mexican wolf…
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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 >Monthly Wolf Reports Each month, 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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AZGFD Success Stories
Learn More >…the future. × mexican wolf Press to toggle details. Mexican wolf’s call returns to the wild Mexican wolves once roamed Arizona, but as the Wild West attracted more settlers, these…
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