Mexican Wolves

When agencies enforce political boundaries, there are risks of death and injury inherent in wildlife capture but also concern for all wolves. Only allowing certain wolves in certain places hinders widespread, meaningful recovery across historic range. postindependent.com/news/colorado-…

Removing protection for Mexican wolves as AZ Rep. Gosar proposes could reverse decades of work. We’re on the cusp of an American wildlife success story, like the bald eagle or American alligator. It would be extremely unfortunate if Congress interferes. hcn.org/articles/mexic…

A bipartisan coalition introduced a bill to ban running over wolves and other predators with snowmobiles on federal lands. It was inspired by a wolf torture incident in WY, but that was not isolated. Wolves need freedom from harm wherever they roam. cowboystatedaily.com/2025/12/18/hou…

A new study finds Montanans growing more tolerant of wolves. Most interactions are self-described as positive. People enjoy hearing howls or seeing tracks, and wolves rarely cause damage. Wolves don’t live up to the big bad reputation, and folks notice. missoulacurrent.com/montana-tolera…

Wolves disperse widely by nature, according to their instinct and knowledge of the land. A single northern wolf coming into NM is not a threat to Mexican wolves. What is a threat and waste of management funding is policing wolf movement along state lines. pagosasun.com/stories/colora…

The wolf delisting bill is a deadly invitation to trophy hunt wolves to extinction. Stripping wolves of protection while they’re still fighting to survive isn’t conservation, it’s cruelty. Wolves belong in the wild, not mounted on someone’s wall. dailymontanan.com/2025/12/18/hou…

Advocates argue Mexican wolves should be allowed to roam north of I-40. Mexican wolves have lost so much gene diversity and would benefit from integration with northern gray wolves. Capturing wolves who cross political boundaries stymies recovery. taosnews.com/news/environme…

The House passed H.R. 845 to strip federal wolf protections, if made into law. This would upend recovery. Removing ESA protections opens the door to unrestricted harm like wolf hunts, hinders recovery in historic range and risks destabilizing ecosystems. wpr.org/news/us-house-…

While kids around the world make holiday wish lists, Taylor the wandering wolf is making his too, hoping to be home for the holidays. Join us in asking Secretary of the Interior Burgum and New Mexico Game and Fish Commissioners to let Taylor roam free! nywolf.org/mexican-gray-w…

Ask US Fish and Wildlife Service and New Mexico Department of Game and Fish to continue to allow Taylor, and all dispersing Mexican gray wolves, to roam freely north of I-40. Sign the petition: westernwatersheds.org/actionalerts/s… Thanks to our partners @wildadvocate for creating this!

Mexican gray wolves struggle with low genetic diversity. The age- old solution for low genetic diversity is the arrival of wolves from other areas. Intermingling with wolves from the north could help save Mexican wolves by diversifying their gene pool. hcn.org/articles/color…

Relocating wolves that step over invisible lines does nothing to advance recovery. Genetic integrity is maintained through robust recovery planning—not by removing every northern wolf that enters NM. Policing wolf movement ignores science. ladailypost.com/new-mexico-gam…

The House is voting on H.R. 845 this week, a bill that would strip ESA protections from gray wolves nationwide – paving the way for unsustainable hunting and trapping. We can't let wolf slaughter expand to a national scale. Contact your representative: action.wildearthguardians.org/page/91938/act…

Agencies should respect the wisdom of wild animals and the recommendation of geneticists who have explained that Mexican wolves need genetic help from northern wolves. Capturing a wolf for crossing state lines is a problem, not wolves following instinct. coloradosun.com/2025/12/12/col…

#TaylorTheSwift is in his northern New Mexico era. Follow Taylor the wandering lobo on his world tour: facebook.com/profile.php?id… #LetLobosLead #taylornation