Mexican gray wolf ‘Taylor’ crosses I-40 for the third time • Source New Mexico Mexican gray wolf “Taylor” was spotted west of Albuquerque this week, the third time he's traveled outside of the protected zone

The Rebel Wolf: Endangered Mexican wolf "Taylor" has crossed I-40 for the 3rd time since May, returning to his Mt. Taylor habitat despite being relocated twice. Conservationists argue the arbitrary boundary hinders recovery & urge officials to #LetTaylorRoam.

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Taylor, a young Mexican gray wolf, made a 150-mile return to Mount Taylor, only to now face potential capture by USFWS. Preventing wolves from reclaiming wild spaces undermines recovery.

With just 286 Mexican gray wolves left in the wild, every individual counts. #LetTaylorRoam

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**Press Release
“Taylor knows where he belongs. Wolves like him are showing us what real recovery looks like, not confined by arbitrary lines, but led by instinct, resilience and the search for connection,” said Claire Musser
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#LetLobosLead #LetTaylorRoam