The gray whales make a remarkable 10,000-to-12,000-mile round trip migration from Alaska to their Mexican nurseries each year ...

ALBUQUERQUE — The recovery of the smallest subspecies of gray wolf in North America is inching forward, an annual population ...

That means Google Maps users in the United States will see the new 'Gulf of America' name, while users in Mexico will continue ... are shown as a solid gray line. Treaty and provisional boundaries ...

At least 70 whales have perished since the start of the year in the shallow lagoons of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula where the animals gather to calf, nurse and breed. Three gray whales ...

These food reserves are vital when they travel south to the warmer waters of Mexico, where they don’t tend to eat much at all. The gray whale’s story almost ended during the 18th and 19th ...

At the end of 2023, just 257 Mexican gray wolves were counted in the wild in Arizona and New Mexico. These wolves are losing genetic ... The recovery plan should be a road map for recovery but was ...

The most recent data shows there’s at least 286 Mexican gray wolves living throughout New Mexico and Arizona right now. Conservationists say those numbers are expected to keep going up.

the Mexican gray wolf was reintroduced to the landscape from a founding population of just seven wolves. The population has now increased for the ninth year in a row, the New Mexico and Arizona ...

The gray whales make a remarkable 10,000-to-12,000-mile round trip migration from Alaska to their Mexican nurseries each year, fattening themselves up in the Arctic before starting their journey ...