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 TUCSON, Ariz. – The Mexican gray wolf reintroduction program along the Arizona-New Mexico border is moving into a new phase, with a program compensating ranchers for wolf-caused livestock losses being taken over by the federal government. Meanwhile, Craig Miller, Southwest representative with Defenders of Wildlife, says his organization’s resources will be redirected to projects that actively safeguard . . . → Read More: Wolf Coexistence Partnerships Free These Wild-born Wolves! Send An Easy E-Postcard to the Fish and Wildlife Service Today About This Week’s Re-release Candidate! The wild population of Mexican gray wolves, excluding this year’s pups, stands at fewer than 42 animals. The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is prohibited from releasing Mexican gray wolves directly from captivity into New Mexico, according . . . → Read More: Help put more wolves in the wild! The White Mountain Conservation League is a small community organization that works to ensure local conservation concerns are heard on issues that impact the management of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. The League is the only locally based organization working on these issues. We live here, play here, work here, visit here, and have direct hands-on knowledge . . . → Read More: Support the White Mountain Conservation League Don and Janie Hoffman would like to invite all WMCL members for the annual end of summer party/barbecue. Don and Janie will provide barbecue (not sure what yet, but it will include a vegetarian alternative), so please RSVP by September 1st so we can prepare accordingly. We have some seating, but please bring chairs if possible. We will have an early evening campfire and a discussion regarding WMCL’s goals and priorities. There is plenty of camping space available for those that would like to stay overnight. We hope to ave a great turn out and look forward to visiting with you! . . . → Read More: Labor Day Potluck and BBQ On September 18th and 19th the White Mountain Conservation League will hold a celebration of the proposed Green Fire interpretive trail. The trail will celebrate one of the most important moments in the history of environmental ethics and the return of the Mexican Gray Wolf to the southwest. This year we will celebrate the 101st anniversary of the event by holding a backpack and day hike along the Black River where Leopold watched “the fierce green fire dying….” Join us for a backpack and/or day hike on this important anniversary. . . . → Read More: Green Fire Trail Backpack and Day Hike We are moving to a new look! We want an easier interface that invites more participation and also keeps you informed of upcoming conservation issues . . . → Read More: Welcome to the WMCL! |
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