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Gosar Bill Seeks to Remove Mexican Gray Wolf From Endangered Species Act

  • On July 2, 2025, Representative Paul Gosar introduced the Enhancing Safety for Animals Act, a bill aimed at removing federal endangered status from the Mexican gray wolf and halting ongoing efforts to restore its populations within the United States.
  • Gosar argues that the wolf population has stabilized, predation on livestock has caused economic harm, and current management fails due to dependence on Mexico's population control.
  • In May 2024, federal wildlife officials relocated the Manada del Arroyo wolf pack due to a shortage of natural prey that resulted in confirmed livestock attacks, sparking disputes among ranchers, government representatives, and conservation advocates.
  • In 2024, the number of wild Mexican gray wolves in the United States surpassed 280, but experts caution that the species remains at risk due to limited genetic variation and a restricted habitat range.
  • If delisted, wolves would lose federal protections, ending monitoring and funding, risking increased killings and reversing decades of recovery success amid ongoing legal challenges.
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AZCentral broke the news in Phoenix, United States on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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