WASHINGTON – The Mexican gray wolf has made a comeback in Arizona and New Mexico, but remains legally endangered. A push to remove federal protection is advancing in Congress, which has never delisted ...
A bill to delist gray wolves cleared a major hurdle Dec. 18 when the U.S House of Representatives narrowly passed the measure to remove the predator from the Endangered Species Act and give wolf ...
Arizona Republicans advance bills allowing killing of endangered Mexican gray wolves despite federal law conflicts ...
A federal judge in Missoula, Montana on Tuesday vacated the federal government’s determination that gray wolves in the Western United States do not need increased federal protections under the ...
People living next door to the Albuquerque botanic gardens might hear howling wolves in their neighborhood come winter. The ABQ BioPark is increasing its capacity to care for and breed endangered ...
The decades-long effort to restore wolves to the wilds of Arizona and New Mexico could come to an abrupt halt under federal legislation sponsored by Rep. Paul Gosar. On Thursday, the House Committee ...
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