For more than 21 years, Wolf Song of Alaska has distinguished itself as a highly visible and internationally respected organization.
We are committed to an understanding of the wolf, its natural history, its varied relation to humans throughout the ages, and its role as a major symbol in folklore, myth, legend, art and religion, through education, science and public awareness.
Established in 1988, we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-political volunteer organization. Federal ID #92-0127397
Public Comments Wanted on Five-Year Review of Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project
Since 1998, the Arizona Game and Fish Department and five other agencies have been involved in the reintroduction of the Mexican gray wolf to areas of Arizona and New Mexico where the species once thrived. After several wolf releases, about 50 to 60 of the animals now live in the wild along the Arizona-New Mexico border.
It is currently time for a five-year review of the project, and the agencies involved in the reintroduction would like to hear your comments. Below are links to four documents for review.
Review Process Outline [ PDF, 23kb ]
Technical Component [ PDF, 1.2mb ]
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