Links

Below are links relevant to the Mexican wolf subspecies. Some of these links are referenced in other pages, others are provided for additional information.

Participating Facilities

Reading List

The following is a list of suggested readings for those who wish to learn more about the Mexican Wolf recovery program.

Mexican Wolves increasing in the Southwest, Nicholas Riccardi - L.A. Times

2 Mexican Wolves released into the wild, Albuquerque, NM - InfoZine

Mexican Wolf released in New Mexico recaptured - The Associated Press

USFWS. 2002. Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, Three-year review Questions and Answers.

Paquet, P.C., Vucetich, J., Phillips, M.L., and L. Vucetich. 2001. Mexican wolf recovery: three year program review and assessment.

Mexican Wolf Recovery Team. 1998. Public Interaction Plan for the Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Program.

Mexican Wolf Recovery Team. 1998. Public Comments on the Reintroduction of the Mexican Gray Wolf.

Mexican Wolf Recovery Team. 1998. Fact Sheet: Recommendations for Guides, Outfitters and Forest Visitors on the Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Program.

Mexican Wolf Recovery Team. 1982. Final Recovery Plan for the Mexican Gray Wolf.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. 2000. Mexican Gray Wolf Translocation into the Gila Wilderness Area: Fact Sheet.

Mexican Wolf Recovery Team. 1998. Mexican Gray Wolf: Experimental Population Rule.

Parsons, David. 1996. Case Study: The Mexican Wolf.

USFWS Document. 1982. Mexican Wolf Recovery Plan.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. 1996. Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Mexican Gray Wolf Reintroduction Program.