More endangered Mexican gray wolves are roaming the southwestern US, survey shows

Officials celebrate remarkable recovery of critically endangered creature: 'Inching forward'

The Mexican gray wolf population is growing steadily across Arizona and New Mexico, the Associated Press reported. This endangered species, the most compact of all gray wolf varieties found throughout North America, now has at least 286 wolves roaming the southwestern mountains, an 11% jump from last year. Wildlife managers just wrapped up their annual winter count, employing various techniques that included trail cameras, dropped hair and waste…

More endangered Mexican gray wolves are roaming the southwestern US, survey shows

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According to a research team, 20 wolves have disappeared without a trace since 2012, leading to speculation about illegal hunting.

Failure Of Conservation Groups To Criticize Tribal Wolf Slaughter

The state of Washington recently reported that its endangered wolf population had declined for the first time in 16 years. The state confirmed that it has 230 wolves, compared to 254 wolves in the previous year. According to figures released by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Washington’s overall wolf population in 2024 decreased […]

Wildlife advocates decry Washington wolf population decline

Wildlife advocates decry Washington wolf population decline kcpnews2 Mon, 04/14/2025 - 06:41 Image (Washington News Service) Click play to listen to this article. Audio file Wildlife advocates are alarmed by a new report from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife showing the state's wolf population fell nearly 10 percent last year.The vast majority of the wolves were illegally and legally killed by humans. The report also showed the …