Mexican wolf pups fostered in Arizona dens to boost wild population
From KVOA.com:
The 2025 fostering efforts for Mexican wolf pups have successfully placed 17 pups into wild dens, with six in Arizona and 11 in New Mexico, according to a report.
This fostering strategy, utilized since 2016, is essential for maintaining genetic diversity among wild Mexican wolves. “Meeting the genetic recovery goals as outlined in the 2022 Mexican Wolf Recovery Plan is essential,” said Clay Crowder, assistant director, Arizona Game and Fish Department.
