Wolf Crossing

New county ordinance bans wolf release with little hope of enforcement
By: Donna Rescorla, The White Mountain Independent
05/09/2008
HOLBROOK - The Navajo County Board of Supervisors passed a new ordinance - that has little chance of enforcement - for the message it sends.

     An ordinance prohibiting the release of wolves and specifying criminal penalties for violations was […]

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Written by Bruce Daniels - ABQnewsSeeker   

Association representing N.M.’s 33 counties votes against reintroduction. The New Mexico Association of Counties, which represents the state’s 33 counties, voted unanimously at their meeting in Elephant Butte earlier this month, to oppose the reintroduction of Mexican gray wolves into the state, the Farmington Daily Times reported today […]

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Posted by Tom Remington on January 30, 2008
It’s getting worse before, if ever, it will get better. Abuse of the Endangered Species Act is at an all-time high and rising like a rocket. Something […]

I thought you all should be aware of federal legislation - H.R. 3663 - introduced by liberal California Congressman George Miller.  His bill would ban Alaska’s predator control program at a time when wolves on reeking havoc on Alaskan’s ability to put food on the table — and killing and eating their dogs.  The bill […]

Dianne Stallings dstallings@ruidosonews.com
Article Launched: 01/03/2008 09:15:42 PM MST
Opposition to expansion of the Mexican gray wolf reintroduction project blew up into request to pressure state legislators to withdraw New Mexico from the federal Endangered Species Act.
Lincoln County commissioners at their meeting last month approved an amendment to an existing ordinance against the release of wild […]