The Making of a Mexico-to-Canada Wolf Corridor

Canada Free Press ^ | 10/13/14 | W.R. McAfee

[Sean_Anthony]

Part 1: Mexican wolves can devastate a ranch economically in ways not readily apparent or understood by the public

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is delisting and relinquishing management of their imported Canadian gray wolves back to state wildlife officials while simultaneously proposing “new rules”1 to “save” the Mexican gray wolf. These proposals include:

Keeping the Mexican gray wolf (Canis lupus baileyi) on the endangered list as a subspecies. A conundrum. The Mexican wolf is a gray wolf that breeds with other gray wolves and is not a subspecies. A grizzly and a black bear are subspecies.

[Slyfox]

That ought to make it easier to get into the United States.