Wolf Crossing

01/30/2009

Information sought in suspicious wolf death near Pinetop

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service special agents recovered the body of a dead adult female Mexican gray wolf on Jan. 19 on State Route 260, between Horseshoe Cienega Lake and A-1 Lake on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, near Pinetop.

This wolf apparently died from a gunshot wound, and [...]

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http://www.nationalcenter.org/PR-Mexican_Gray_Wolf_011409.html

For Release: January 14, 2009
Contact: David Almasi at (202) 543-4110 or dalmasi@nationalcenter.org
 

Statement on USFWS Plans to Introduce More Mexican Gray Wolves in the Southwest
R.J. Smith, Senior Fellow, The National Center for Public Policy Research
Washington, DC - For a quarter of a century the controversial program to repopulate the Southwest with [...]

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The wolf may be off the Endangered Species List in Montana (for now) but the cultural battle continues. The latest issue of the venerable Guideposts magazine carries a fanciful, biased and sentimental article about wolves written by a wildlife photographer from Idaho.
                The article extols the “family values” of the wolf pack and while it [...]

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Los Angeles Times

1:49 PM, January 22, 2009 The Obama administration has suspended a plan by the Interior Department to remove some gray wolf populations from protection under the Endangered Species Act.
The regulation was to take effect 30 days after publication in the Federal Register. However, the rule hadn’t been published as of Wednesday, so [...]

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Published: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 10:48 PM CST
Inter Lake editorial
Predictably, there was a barrage of press releases from outraged environmental groups after Wednesday’s announcement that wolves in the Northern Rockies are on track for delisting once again.
The groups, acting as if it were the end of the world for wolves, are making the usual promises [...]

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