http://azstarnet.com/news/science/environment/article_04c9591e-33b4-5eff-acac-041d2cd77e2b.html
The Arizona Daily Star reports, ”
Twelve years after Mexican gray wolves were reintroduced in Eastern Arizona, their dwindling numbers are putting the population “at risk of failure,” says a recent report by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Factors such as the rigid borders of the endangered wolves’ recovery area, removal of wolves to protect livestock, and illegal shooting of wolves are keeping the only wild population of Mexican gray wolves from growing, says the “conservation assessment” released last month.”
The Wolf Preservation Blog 