Arizona / New Mexico / Texas / Colorado / Mexico
Mexican Gray Wolf (Canis lupus baileyi)
Population Statistics [Not yet. Hopeful]
Legal Status; Protected under ESA.
Resources
US Fish and Wildlife Service (Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Program)
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Colorado Wolf Management Working Group
Organizations
Howl Colorado (Colorado)
Mission :Wolf (Westcliffe, Colorado)
Rocky Mountain Wolf Project (Denver, Colorado)
Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center (Divide, Colorado)
International Wolf Center – Colorado
Colorado News Resources & Publications
Colorado Public Radio (Centennial, Colorado)
Summit Daily (Summit County, Colorado)
CBS Denver (Denver, Colorado)
The Denver Post (Denver, Colorado)
High Country News (Paonia, Colorado)
The Gazette (Colorado Springs, Colorado)
Steamboat Today (Steamboat, Colorado)
Journal Articles and Other Publications
A Vision for Wolves in the Southern Rocky Mountains. Edward R. Wild Earth Guardians www. wildearthguardians. org/downloads/download_wolf-vision_low. pdf. 2009 May
Comeback Wolves: Western Writers Welcome the Wolf Home. Big Earth Publishing. Wockner, G., McNamee, G. and Campbell, S. eds., 2005
Livestock depredation by wolves. Francis, M., 2004
Coloradans’ attitudes toward reintroducing the gray wolf into Colorado. Pate J, Manfredo MJ, Bright AD, Tischbein G. Wildlife Society Bulletin. 1996 Oct
Colorado Gray Wolf Recovery: Biological Feasibility Study. The Service. Bennett, L.E., 1994.
