Chaves County, New Mexico, seeks larger role in Mexican wolf population plan
From the Roswell Daily Record:
Chaves County is preparing to go another round with a federal agency about the Mexican wolf.
County Manager Stanton Riggs said the county intends to partner with other counties before signing a memorandum of understanding sent by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that governs how the agency will develop a new rule about establishing experimental populations of the species in New Mexico and Arizona.
