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• 7 hours ago    Commentary: Senator Crystal Diamond (District 34-Doña Ana, Hidalgo, Luna, and Sierra) today sent a letter to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) expressing her opposition to the planned translocation of Mexican gray wolves to the Ladder Ranch, in Sierra County. In the letter addressed to the Coordinator of the federal Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, Senator Diamond criticized FWS for failing to provide sufficient notice to local producers and agriculture groups, noting the threat these wolves pose to local livestock.   “These wolves have a known history of livestock depredation and their proposed translocation site at the Ladder Ranch is within five miles of active livestock grazing pastures,” said Senator Diamond. “The suggestion that these wolves will remain within the boundaries of the Ranch is highly improbable, and without a liability and compensation plan in place for future kills, our local producers will pay the price.”

New Mexico Legislator Opposes Translocation of Wolves in Sierra County

San Francisco Zoo wolf known for being uncharacteristically bold, dies at age 15

San Francisco Zoo wolf known for being uncharacteristically bold, dies at age 15 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 A 15-year-old Mexican gray wolf named Garcia has died at the San Francisco Zoo, officials announced Wednesday.Courtesy of Marianne HaleShow MoreShow Less 2of2 A 15-year-old Mexican gray wolf named Garcia has died at the San Francisco Zoo, officials announced Wednesday.Courtesy of Marianne HaleShow MoreShow Less A 15-year-old Mexican gray wolf named Garcia has died at the San Francisco Zoo, officials announced Wednesday. Garcia, who zoo officials described as being “uncharacteristically bold, curious and playful,” was well-known and loved by zoo guests and staff, zoo officials said.

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