Introduction An uncertain futureWhile scientists monitor packs of newly reintroduced gray wolves in Wyoming and Idaho, their counterparts in Arizona and New Mexico are fighting political battles to begin a similar program to bring the Mexican wolf back to the border states. Few of these animals remain outside of captivity, and most ranchers in the region feel it should stay that way. 
January 9, 1996Ranchers howl and whine over Southwest wolf proposal
Outside magazine--February 1996
Draft Environmental Impact Statement
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-- Perspectives
Reintroduction plan allows for flexible management
Cattlemen are not 'crying wolf'
Ecological balance requires the return of el lobo to the American Southwest
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