From the Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project:
Potential suitable wolf habitat exists in several additional connected
recovery areas of the Southwest and Mexico, including the Grand Canyon
region (see the
Southwest fact sheet). Please take a look at the
Places for Wolves
document by Defenders of Wildlife for more information. Map and Places
for Wolves document and fact sheet courtesy of Defenders of Wildlife.
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| Map of the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area by USFWS. Currently, Mexican
wolves are only allowed to live in the wild in the Primary and Secondary
Recovery Zones (surrounded by the pink boundary line) of the Apache
National Forest in Arizona and the Gila National Forest in New Mexico,
as well as the Fort Apache Indian Reservation (shown in yellow). |
H/T: Rachel Thomas
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