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Mar 13, 2021 07:00 AM EST Once on the brink of extinction in North America, the rarest subspecies of gray wolf has seen its numbers almost doubling in the last five years, with further increases anticipated in 2020, according to US wildlife managers. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons) According to the most recent annual survey, at least 186 Mexican gray wolves live in the wild in New Mexico and Arizona. According to the US Fish and Wildlife Service, this is the fifth year in a row that the endangered species population has expanded. Mexican Gray Wolves (Photo : Wikimedia Commons) Mexican wolves were reintroduced to the American Southwest more than two decades ago. Environmentalists, local communities, and habitat managers have been pitted against one another as a result of the program s management, which has resulted in many court challenges. The most recent situation concerns a rewrite of the agency s animal management strategy.

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