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Fostering Mexican Wolves into the Wild at the Endangered Wolf Center

Fostering Mexican Wolves into the Wild at the Endangered Wolf Center

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Mexican Grey Wolf's Survival Story!

Mexican Grey Wolf's Survival Story!

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Mexican wolf pup swap keeps endangered population growing

Mexican wolf pup swap keeps endangered population growing

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5 Amazing Facts About the Mexican Wolf 🐺#wolf #mexicanwolf

5 Amazing Facts About the Mexican Wolf 🐺#wolf #mexicanwolf

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Facts About the Mexican Wolf

Facts About the Mexican Wolf

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State of Emergency over the Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf?

State of Emergency over the Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf?

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Saving Arizona’s Wildlife: The fight to protect Mexican Gray Wolves

Saving Arizona’s Wildlife: The fight to protect Mexican Gray Wolves

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Watch These Rare Wolves Take Their First Steps To Freedom

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Mexican Wolf Recovery Program

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Wolves on the Move at the Arizona Desert Museum

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Scientific American on Instagram: "Mexican wolves are important ecosystem architects in Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico. When their numbers dipped, an enormous recovery effort was launched that involved local, state and international cooperation. Part of that effort is the pup swap, in which the dedicated staff of the Endangered Wolf Center place pups from captive litters into a wild den, where they are quickly accepted. The cross foster program keeps the genetic diversity of the growing Mexican

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Incredible Wild Wolf Pups Found in Den

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Western Watersheds Project on Instagram: "When the Mexican gray wolf was listed under the Endangered Species Act in 1976, it was already teetering on the edge of extinction. By then, it had been wiped out in the U.S., with only a few remaining in the wilds of northern Mexico. Between 1977 and 1980, biologists captured five of those wolves to start a last-ditch captive breeding program. Two additional lineages—already in captivity—were later confirmed to be genetically pure. Every Mexican wolf al

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Wolf Conservation Center on Instagram: "This is what an endangered yet strong Mexican gray wolf family looks like  Mexican gray wolves were saved from the brink of extinction but challenges still remain. We envision a future where every Mexican wolf thrives, able to roam wild landscapes and raise pups with their chosen mates without fear of persecution. We know this future is possible, especially with people like you ❤️"

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Center for Biological Diversity on Instagram: "The recovery of endangered Mexican gray wolves hangs in the balance, largely due to a lack of genetic diversity. Yet on behalf of the livestock industry, the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently shot and killed a 3-month-old wolf pup in New Mexico. In April the agency executed the mom of the Bear Canyon pack in Arizona, even though she was probably pregnant. Soon her genetically valuable son, in the prime of life, will also be gunned down unless

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Wolf Conservation Center on Instagram: "Devastating news. Three endangered Mexican gray wolves were killed in the first quarter of 2024, according to the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program Quarterly Update. Two of the deaths, both pups under two years of age, are under investigation. The third wolf was killed after a capture attempt by the Interagency Field Team; his death is also under investigation. With just 257 Mexican gray wolves known to live in the wild, every wolf is essential to the survival

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Wolf Conservation Center on Instagram: "We’re calling on the @usinterior and the @usfws to release Mexican gray wolf Asha and her family back into the wild where they belong. The Caldera Pack was supposed to be released last month, but their freedom has been postponed. Asha, her mate Arcadia, and their five pups would bolster the genetic diversity of the wild wolf population and would help rebalance ecosystems that have been damaged in their absence. Mexican wolves deserve to be wild. Take a sta

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Fossil Rim Wildlife Center on Instagram: "Been waiting to see the wolves at Fossil Rim? 🐺 Good news—our Behind-the-Scenes Tours are back! Not only will you meet the Mexican wolves, but you’ll also get the chance to learn about our rhinos, help with diet prep in our Animal Discoveries area, and visit the Attwater’s prairie chicken facility. 🌿 Get all the details at fossilrim.org/tickets-behind-the-scenes/"

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Zoo New England on Instagram: "There’s always an alpha in our pack of endangered Mexican gray wolves. It’s just different every day! 🐺 Stone Zoo’s Assistant Curator Pete Costello explains what to look for when you want to know who’s the boss on any given day. [Video: Volunteer Jennifer Matthews] #InternationalWolfDay #WolfFacts #MexicanGrayWolf #GrayWolf #EndangeredSpecies #StoneZoo"

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The Mexican Gray Wolves were very active this weekend. #xploretucson #tucson #arizona #visittucson #wolves

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Western Watersheds Project on TikTok

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wolves (@wolves) - The Mexican Sensation: Raul Alonso Jiménez Revealed

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Western Watersheds Project on Instagram: "A devastating loss for the lobo. Ella, the Mexican gray wolf who inspired so many with her bold journey north of I-40, has been found dead. Just days ago, we were celebrating her movement into the Mount Taylor area—an instinctive act of reclamation by a species fighting to survive. “We’re deeply saddened that her journey has come to an end, because her roaming was teaching us about where Mexican gray wolves choose to be,” said Greta Anderson, deputy dire

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The Amazing History of Wolves | From Wild to Myth #wildlifeeducation #america #wildlife #animals

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Wiah - Restoring Our Wildlife, Together on Instagram: "Urgent 🚨 Catron County declared a state of emergency because of Mexican gray wolves. The reality is there has never been a documented case of Mexican gray wolves harming humans. Wolves are generally afraid of humans and will do their best to avoid them. The reality is wolves are critical for a healthy environment because they help to maintain balance in our ecosystems. When wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone, the plants and animals cam

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New Mexico Wilderness Alliance on Instagram: "We're celebrating the news that wild Mexican gray wolf numbers are up to 286, but their recovery faces new threats. Mexican gray wolves need room to roam beyond artificial boundaries like I-40, as recent Flagstaff dispersers show. Trump admin budget cuts now threaten decades of conservation progress. Science demands we protect these lobos and their genetic future! #wolvesbelong #mexicangraywolves #nmwild #lobos #mexicanwolfrecovery"

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