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As wild Mexican gray wolves are rounded up at the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico, both sides of the Mexican Wolf Recovery Project sound off on the concerns of ranchers and environmentalists. To Tingle and Alex Devoid/azcentral.com
Rancher who admitted attacking the wolf faces loss of grazing permit
A report obtained by an Arizona-based environmental group reveals the severity of injuries suffered by a Mexican graywolf that was trapped and beaten with a shovel by a New Mexico rancher in 2015.
That wolf later died and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service moved to revoke the rancher’s grazing permit.
According to the agency’s report, which described the necropsy conducted on the animal, the wolf’s lower jaw was fractured…
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