“A child narrates the problem in full preteen gossip style while her step-dad animates it in the form of a classroom chalkboard lesson. The Red Wolf faces extinction due to unnecessary human fear and it's absence has caused an environmental chain reaction"
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an invisible line drawn across his ancestral range not by ecology or science, but by political compromise and pressure from livestock interests. His determination to be north of I-40 matched our determination to let all wolves roam free; he was a symbol of tenacity, of persistence..."
"having Taylor die was different, because of the special hope he embodied for Mexican wolf conservationists. He kept pushing north of Interstate 40...
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WOLVES BELONG. LET THEM ROAM.
Claire Musser, executive director of the Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project, emphasized the need for wildlife crossings and connectivity to prevent such tragedies.
“Taylor’s death is a heartbreaking reminder that highways like I-40 are lethal barriers for wildlife...
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👉 Please urge your Representative to OPPOSE H.R. 4255.
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URGENT NEWS!
Arizona Lawmakers Take Aim at the Mexican Gray Wolf.
Three new bills would undermine the Endangered Species Act and create new pathways to kill one of the most endangered mammals in North America.
Call and email your legislators⬇️
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Call For Artists: Enter the 2026 Wolf Stamp Contest!
New Mexico Wild invites artists of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels to submit original artwork.
More information:
www.nmwild.org/wolfstamp/
@newmexicowildernessalliance
Other nature art contests: www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_n...
Where Wolves Lead, We Follow.
Today we launch our End of Year Campaign honoring the wolves who shaped our work in 2024 & 2025 —Hope, Ella, and Taylor.
Join us as we follow their lead.
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Next Tuesday Dec. 2nd is our biggest fundraiser of the year and we’re celebrating the young leaders of the 2025 Lobo Youth Summit. Students across the Western United States, and across borders who are stepping forward for wolves with heart, courage, and creativity.
See you this #GivingTuesday
✨ Black Friday News!✨
🌎The calendar is now available in the USA, Canada, and the UK!
Printed locally, shipped domestically, and lighter on the planet thanks to our amazing network of international, passionate, and dedicated volunteers.
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Unaware of the drama surrounding his species, for now, Taylor remains free to roam the grassy slopes of the dormant volcano with which he shares his name.
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✨ Black Friday News!✨
🌎The calendar is now available in the USA, Canada, and the UK!
Printed locally, shipped domestically, and lighter on the planet thanks to our amazing network of international, passionate, and dedicated volunteers.
Order here:
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This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for a community that believes in protecting wolves, wild places, and the future we all share. Thank you for uplifting young leaders, supporting their voices, and helping keep the stories of lobos alive.
From all of us at GCWRP, we’re grateful for you.
Art Calendars Featuring 12 individual Mexican gray wolves from our Lobo Family Tree Project, brought to life through youth-led artwork and storytelling by Lillian & Clara, organizers of the Lobo Youth Summit.
👉 Order now
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Pre-Order Alert: Lobo Howls Book & Art Calendar. It shares the life stories of 12 Mexican gray wolves through powerful artwork created by LoboYouthSummit organizers Lillian and Clara.
👉 RSVP now to get notified the moment its available for the holidays.
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Our students have been working hard crafting creative, justice-minded, wolf-centered projects, including a brand-new youth-made zine that needs a NAME! Vote and help choose the final title! forms.gle/pAWutEhG4vny...
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The Lobo Youth Summit Website is Live! your hub for everything you need to take action for the Mexican gray wolf.
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The Lobo Youth Summit is a collaborative project between the Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project and Lobos of the Southwest.
🎥 In Wolf Land, range rider Daniel Curry shows what it truly means to care for wolves, for livestock, and for the people who share the land with both.
Watch Wolf Land now on Cascade PBS: www.cascadepbs.org/show/wolf-la...
Learn more about his work at Project GRIPH projectgriph.org
🎃🍂 Fall into volunteering with GCWRP! 🍂🎃
Grab your favorite pumpkin spice drink and join our orientation to learn how you can help wolves this season.
☕ Cozy up, sign up, and let’s make this a season of action for lobos!
Tue Oct 14,5:30PM-6:30PM
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If you are a high school or college-age student, we invite you to design a social action or community media campaign inspired by an endangered subspecies: the Mexican wolf.
Share your idea at the Student Summit.
Register by October 24, 2025
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“Let lobos lead and allow them to become active agents in their recovery. They are sentient, social beings who deserve the chance to raise families and shape the landscapes they inhabit. It’s time to move beyond reactive removals and invest in proactive conflict mitigation.” -Claire Musser
