Wolf Crossing

The Southwest Environmental Center (SWEC) can lay claim to many accomplishments this year not the least of which was getting New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson to finally weigh in on the Mexican wolf reintroduction in manner that was meaningful to them. The ability to call on the Governor for help with their passion for protecting […]

Govt. sleuths analyze Washington wolf victims
Incident may be 1st recognized kill since 1930s, say officials
Scott A. Yates
Capital Press
It was “CSI: Laurier” the first week of September, when the tiny community on the border between Stevens County, Wash., and British Columbia, Canada, became the location of a crime scene investigation of a different sort.
Len McIrvin, a […]

By Congressman Steve Pearce
special to Mountain Mail
SOCORRO, New Mexico (STPNS) — For the last 10 years, New Mexico has been home to the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program. This program, which purports to restore Mexican Wolves to the communities surrounding the Blue Range Recovery Area, has not only failed, but it has become a detriment […]

JUNE 26, 2007 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: BRIAN PHILLIPS 202.225.4759,
brian.phillips@mail.house.gov
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WASHINGTON D.C. - Congressman Steve Pearce released the following statement after the House voted on his amendment to eliminate funding for the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program from the Interior Appropriations Bill. “I am disappointed more of […]

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming House speaker said Monday he’s not surprised to see apparent gridlock between the state and federal governments over wolf management.
Roy Cohee, R-Casper, said he believes some federal officials have no respect for the state.
“It basically says that, ‘We the federal government, living out here in Washington, D.C., have such little regard […]