Wildlife officials plan first Mexican gray wolf release in four years
A Mexican gray wolf at the Sevilleta Wolf Management Facility in New Mexico in 2011.
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Wildlife officials plan first Mexican gray wolf release in four years.
PHOENIX – For the first time in four years, a Mexican gray wolf will be released into the forest of eastern Arizona to expand the population and genetic strength of the endangered species.The adult male will be released into the Apache National Forest after the U.S. Fish and Wil. Read Wildlife officials plan first Mexican gray wolf release in four years...
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