Mexican gray wolf's reintroduction shows shifting views on conservation
Mexican gray wolf's reintroduction shows shifting views on conservation
The Mexican gray wolf almost disappeared in the 1970s. But four decades later, its reintroduction to the wild still spawns controversy and sheds light on mankind's changing perspectives on policy.
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Oregon prosecutor to review killing of endangered gray wolf
The hunter, whom officials have declined to name, reported to Oregon wildlife authorities on 6 October that he had shot the gray wolf while hunting coyotes in Prairie City, Oregon, a small town about 284 miles (457 km) south-east of Portland …
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Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf: Up to 10 Will Be Released in New Mexico in 2016
The Mexican gray wolf, or El Lobo, is listed on Endangered Species lists federally and in New Mexico and Arizona. Up to 10 of the wolves will be released into the wild in New Mexico in 2016, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has noted. This is a …
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