US District Court for Arizona

Coalition Sues Fish & Wildlife Service For Fate of Mexican Gray Wolves

Medicine & Technology Nov 13, 2014

Early Wednesday morning, Nov. 12, after alleging that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has failed to develop a comprehensive and viable recovery plan for the endangered Mexican Gray Wolf, a coalition of conservation organizations filed a lawsuit against the government agency seeking a court order demanding that such a plan be developed.

US District Court for Arizona

Coalition Sues Fish & Wildlife Service For Fate of Mexican Gray Wolves

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