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Mexican Gray Wolf Population Soars Amid State Controversies

4/14/2025

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In New Mexico, the endangered Mexican gray wolf population has surged to at least 286, celebrating nine years of remarkable growth. In contrast, Wyoming has enacted a law mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration, while Montana's court has upheld pro-housing laws, rejecting limits on public involvement in development decisions.

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In New Mexico, the endangered Mexican gray wolf population has surged to at least 286, celebrating nine years of remarkable growth. In contrast, Wyoming has enacted a law mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration, while Montana's court has upheld pro-housing laws, rejecting limits on public involvement in development decisions.