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Endangered Mexican gray wolf population rises for 8th year: FWS

Wildlife officials are sharing some good news this week as the endangered Mexican gray wolf population in the southwestern U.S. saw another year of growth. ....

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Mexican Wolf Heads North Towards Valles Caldera National Preserve

A female Mexican wolf with a penchant for roaming has turned up in northern New Mexico near Valles Caldera National Preserve, hundreds of miles from the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Area. ....

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Wildlife Services strengthens the standards for determining if a wolf killed a domestic animal

The federal agency that investigates claims that a domestic animal has been killed by a predator has released new, stronger standards that it will use when deciding if a Mexican wolf is responsible for livestock death. Conservation groups have been pushing Wildlife Services, a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, to strengthen its standards […] ....

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Judge Chastises Fish And Wildlife Service For Ignoring Wolf Recovery Plan

A federal judge on Friday chastised the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to produce a nationwide gray wolf recovery plan, saying individual plans for the Eastern timber wolf, Northern Rocky Mountain wolf, and Mexican wolf don't meet the requirements under the Endangered Species Act to develop nationwide plan for the gray wolf. ....

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Transcripts for KPIX CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell 20240604 22:46:00

Just seven in existence. they are doing better and improving, but that is a fine line. disease comes through. something happens. they could be lost. reporter: there are now about 250 back in the wild, but a lack of genetic diversity makes rehoming pups from captivity necessary. is this wolf country? yes, it is. reporter: at barbara mark s family ranch in blue arizona, wolves were a threat back in 1891, and she says they are targeting her calves again now. the numbers have increased dramatically, so they have become more of an issue, and more of a year-round issue. reporter: wildlife officials estimate about 100 cattle a year are lost to mexican wolves. mark supposed releasing them to the nearby national forest but also knows her new neighbors are here to stay. reporter: this is a baby mexican wolf, it s about ten days old, and very soon is going to meet his new mom in the wild. but to get their hut required hiking through miles of difficult and prickly terrain ....

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