 A 6th Mexican gray wolf found dead this year, the 5th that died suspiciously. That’s 14% of the tiny population. Arizona Fish and Game says they’ll release a lone wolf soon, but don’t hold your breath. Keep reading 6th Mexican wolf dead this year (of 42 wild); Arizona proposes finally releasing one  Russia is a strong tiger supporter, but India has nearly half of the endangered cats and promotes tiger tourism at a growing number of reserves. Keep reading India has nearly half the world’s tigers  Tiger summit yields $300 million in pledges to double the population by 2022. Keep reading Can even Putin stop poaching for fun and tiger body parts?  The known population of New Guinea Singing Dogs went up by at least one-third with the discovery of a PA hoarder with 86 of the rare dingo subspecies. Keep reading Singing Dogs–really a rare dingo–population soars because of PA hoarder  Since the pelt is at least 30 years old, it doesn’t help us find a live thylacine, which is what everyone wants. Keep reading Thylacne Pelt Stirs Excitement, But Doesn’t Get Us Closer to Live Thylacine  The United States and the Fish and Wildlife Service just announced it was going to stall another year before coming up with a plan to save the jaguar. Keep reading Is the Jaguar the next “experimental, non-essential” endangered species?  The wiki map site ProtectedPlanet, which shows people what’s in protected areas around the globe, is probably the most concrete thing to come out of the 10th Convention on Biological Diversity Keep reading Wiki Site Maps Protected Areas Around the Globe  Dozens of wolf centers have popped up in the last couple decades, ranging from official breeding centers to sanctuaries for wolf-dog hybrids. You’re also probably near a Mexican gray wolf, one of the country’s rarest mammals. Keep reading Happy Wolf Week: the Wolves Want Your Help  FWS wants to get rid of half the Outer Banks’ wild horses, claiming they hurt protected birds. But the species in question–eagles and piping plovers–don’t actually live there. Keep reading Feds Want to Disappear Half of Outer Banks’ Wild Horses for Birds That Don’t Live There  The International Crane Foundation in Baraboo, WI, gives you an intimate look at whooping and other endangered cranes. They hate people but carefully choose their own mate. Keep reading Baraboo, WI: Cranes So Close You Can Tell How Much They Hate You |
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