Mexican gray wolves released to roam Arizona New Mexico border
Eleven Mexican gray wolves freed on the Arizona New Mexico border begin exploring a 7000 square mile Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area in Apache and Gila forests. Biologists use radio collars and telemetry to monitor three family groups as females may soon give birth, marking the first wild-born wolves in decades.
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Albuquerque
Arizona
Southwest
New Mexico
Hans Stuart
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Blue Range
Apache and
Gila National
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Wolf releases in Apache National Forest detailed by FWS
Background on the 11 wolves released in the Apache National Forest from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service lists Group I through Group 3. It names each wolf by number sex origin birth date and origin zoo or refuge including Eureka Missouri Binder Park Zoo Battle Creek Michigan Living Desert Palm Desert California Rio Grande Zoo Albuquerque Wolf Haven International Olympia Washington and Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge New Mexico.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Apache National Forest
Eureka
Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge
N.M
Binder Park Zoo
Battle Creek
Mich
Sevilleta
Palm Desert
Calif
Rio Grande Zoo
Albuquerque
el Paso
Texas) Zoo
Wolf Haven International
Olympia
Wash
Rio Grande 706
Ell Paso Zoo
Wolf Haven
National Atomic Museum salutes nuclear pioneers
Leon Smith recalls nearly flying the Enola Gay mission after serving as weaponeer on Tinian test flights. A May event at the National Atomic Museum on Kirtland AFB honored WWII nuclear pioneers and highlighted the DOE move to declassify wartime films.
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National Atomic Museum
Albuquerque
Leon Smith
Pacific
Tinian
Enola Gay
Hiroshima
Smith
Kirtland Air Force Base
U.S
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE
Department
Charles Demos
Los Alamos names two associate lab directors
Los Alamos National Laboratory Director John Browne named Steve Younger associate director for nuclear weapons and Don Cobb associate director for threat reduction. Younger leads stockpile stewardship efforts and Cobb handles nonproliferation and other non nuclear defense programs. Browne reports to the seven person management team goal. A national search for permanent deputy directors continues with selections expected around June.
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LOS Alamos
Los Alamos National Laboratory
John Browne
Lab
Browne
Steve Younger
Don Cobb
Younger
Cobb
Warren
Pete” Miller
Jim Jackson
Tom Garcia
Two Men Sought in Killing of State Official in Santa Fe
Police seek Marcos Mantoya aged 19 and Christopher Garcia aged 21 in connection with the slaying of a state government worker found dead in his Santa Fe apartment. Capt. David Segura indicated investigators believe the men know what happened.
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Santa FE
Marcos A. Mantoya
Christopher Garcia
David Segura
Segura
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Wendy Brown
Fish and Wildlife Service
Turkey Creek
Brown
Roswell Recycles
Buena Vida Picacho
Tinnie Hondo
Glencoe
George Cartler
Conner
Capitan
Nogal
Tracy Candelaria
Lincoln
Carrizozo
Fort Stanton
Artesia
Dave Goodman
Hagerman
Patricia Harper
Lake Arthur
Roswell
Gary Sorg
Ken Maxwell
Southwest Division, Inc
Spring River Zoo
Risd Partners
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